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Articles by Mohammad Salah
The fragile Middle East truce: How non-state actors are reshaping regional power dynamics
In a regional context characterized by a relative truce following successive waves of escalation, most notably the Iranian aggression against the Gulf states and its complex repercussions, the initial impression is that the situation appears to be moving toward a temporary containment of crises.
The Arab League: Scapegoat or strategic tool? Understanding its real role in Middle East politics
Since the establishment of the Arab League in 1945, waves of skepticism about the usefulness of this institution have persisted; at times, they have escalated into calls for its abolition or for withdrawal from it.
Egypt’s role in Gulf security: Balancing diplomacy and stability
In a highly sensitive regional timing, President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi’s recent actions, including his visits to Saudi Arabia and Bahrain, preceded by trips to the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, as well as his phone conversations with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and several Gulf leaders, reaffirm that Egyptian policy does not operate in reaction to events. Instead, it follows a coherent strategic vision based on a unified Arab approach to confronting escalating challenges.
Reassessing Arab security: Strategic imbalances and political threats
The Middle East is currently experiencing one of the most complex periods in its political history. Regional transformations are intersecting with changes in the structure of the international system, creating a highly sensitive strategic environment marked by rising tensions and an expanding scope of security and military interactions.
Decoding America's biblical messaging amid rising tensions
The Middle East faces a highly sensitive political test in decoding American messaging, where the true direction Washington's interests is opaque and convoluted.
Egypt and Turkey: From confrontation to coordination - Can interests truly reconcile?
The recent visit of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to Cairo, accompanied by carefully calculated official hospitality, marks a pivotal political moment in the course of Egyptian-Turkish relations, indicating deeper regional shifts and a victory for the logic of state interests over ideological and confrontational gambits.
Why Egyptians have turned away from politics: Lessons from a decade of turmoil
The reluctance of Egyptians to engage in political life can no longer be dismissed with superficial explanations such as "apathy" or "exhaustion." It is a logical response to a shocking political experience that revealed politics, as practiced in recent years, to be less a tool for reform than a gamble with the fate of the state.
Life in a Refugee Camp, As Seen By Children
Maryam Husein uses photography to explore how refugee children are forced to reconcile their dreams of childhood with the reality of life in the camp.
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