In a striking and unprecedented move, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has abruptly dismissed 11 high-ranking military and security advisers, including two former interior ministers, prominent military leaders, and close confidants, without offering any explanation.

Libya's ongoing conflict over the Central Bank reveals the complex entanglement of financial control, political power, and international interests, with the country's future economic stability hanging in the balance.

The Sovereign Fund of Egyptwas intended to manage the state’s underutilized assets and facilitate their investment. But the military’s growing influence over the fund has raised concerns about its autonomy and effectiveness.

The Egyptian House of Representatives is currently reviewing a draft amendment to the Criminal Procedures Law No. 150 of 1950, a move that has ignited a surge of criticism from human rights advocates.

The Middle East region is currently experiencing an extraordinary level of tension, marked by a series of high-stakes events that have reverberated across the Middle East, threatening the Egyptian economy with a huge blow.