Nervana Mahmoud Nervana Mahmoud is a blogger and writer on Middle East issues. On Twitter: @Nervana_1 Egypt | Nov 4, 2013 Three reasons for the Egypt-Russia rapprochement The warming in Egypt-Russia ties is linked to the ups and downs in the US-Egypt relationship. Egypt | Oct 10, 2013 4 Reasons Why US Shouldn't Reduce Aid to Egypt The recent decision by the US to withhold a major arms shipment to Egypt will have no impact on Egypt’s democratic transition. Egypt | Sep 3, 2013 Egypt Debates US Strike on Syria Anti-Americanism has clouded perceptions in what is now the post-realist phase of the Egyptian revolution. Egypt | Jul 22, 2013 Women at Forefront Of Egypt’s Revolutionary Wave The role of women in Egypt’s transition will be a barometer of progress and democratic change. Egypt | Jul 10, 2013 Turkey Has Role to Play in Egypt Turkey could be well-positioned to assist Egypt’s democratic transition, if it can shift its role from partisan to mediator. Egypt | Jun 24, 2013 Morsi Condemnation Of Lynchings Not Enough President Mohammed Morsi should embrace Egypt’s Shiite heritage and end for good the Muslim Brotherhood’s sectarianism. Egypt | May 27, 2013 Egypt Needs Security Strategy For Sinai The Sinai has exposed the fallacies of the piecemeal approach to the Arab–Israeli conflict. Lebanon | May 15, 2013 Rise of Radical Jihadists Setback for Syria US military intervention would not have prevented, and will not prevent, radical jihadism in Syria. Egypt | May 9, 2013 Egypt’s New Cabinet: More of the Same Nervana Mahmoud writes that the new cabinet announced by President Mohammed Morsi offers little prospect for progress or change. Egypt | Feb 25, 2013 The Military Cannot Save Egypt Nervana Mahmoud weighs speculation about a military intervention in Egyptian politics. Pagination Show more Latest News In Tel Aviv, Eurovision fans hope world shows Israel some love by Nina LARSON | AFP | May 11, 2024 Thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters rally in Madrid Agence France-Presse | AFP | May 11, 2024 Iraq hopes oil reserves will exceed 160 bn barrels: minister Agence France-Presse | AFP | May 11, 2024 See more Podcasts As Greek PM heads to Ankara to meet Erdogan, is this truly 'a new era' between Turkey & Greece? Is this the Golden Age of Turkish Defense Deals? The negotiating details holding up a cease-fire deal See more
Egypt | Nov 4, 2013 Three reasons for the Egypt-Russia rapprochement The warming in Egypt-Russia ties is linked to the ups and downs in the US-Egypt relationship.
Egypt | Oct 10, 2013 4 Reasons Why US Shouldn't Reduce Aid to Egypt The recent decision by the US to withhold a major arms shipment to Egypt will have no impact on Egypt’s democratic transition.
Egypt | Sep 3, 2013 Egypt Debates US Strike on Syria Anti-Americanism has clouded perceptions in what is now the post-realist phase of the Egyptian revolution.
Egypt | Jul 22, 2013 Women at Forefront Of Egypt’s Revolutionary Wave The role of women in Egypt’s transition will be a barometer of progress and democratic change.
Egypt | Jul 10, 2013 Turkey Has Role to Play in Egypt Turkey could be well-positioned to assist Egypt’s democratic transition, if it can shift its role from partisan to mediator.
Egypt | Jun 24, 2013 Morsi Condemnation Of Lynchings Not Enough President Mohammed Morsi should embrace Egypt’s Shiite heritage and end for good the Muslim Brotherhood’s sectarianism.
Egypt | May 27, 2013 Egypt Needs Security Strategy For Sinai The Sinai has exposed the fallacies of the piecemeal approach to the Arab–Israeli conflict.
Lebanon | May 15, 2013 Rise of Radical Jihadists Setback for Syria US military intervention would not have prevented, and will not prevent, radical jihadism in Syria.
Egypt | May 9, 2013 Egypt’s New Cabinet: More of the Same Nervana Mahmoud writes that the new cabinet announced by President Mohammed Morsi offers little prospect for progress or change.
Egypt | Feb 25, 2013 The Military Cannot Save Egypt Nervana Mahmoud weighs speculation about a military intervention in Egyptian politics.
Iraq hopes oil reserves will exceed 160 bn barrels: minister Agence France-Presse | AFP | May 11, 2024