The wave of anger and the accompanying protests in Morocco cannot be separated from the Ummah’s revolutions that began in 2010-2011, whether in terms of humanitarian or political demands, which were partially controlled through constitutional and political containment mechanisms, in line with the international project to contain revolutions.
It has become clear to anyone familiar with international and regional policies in the Eastern Mediterranean region that what’s happening in Syria is part of a larger plan by the United States for the region. This plan has faced some obstacles, which the U.S. has worked hard to overcome, in the aftermath of the Al-Aqsa Flood Operation.
On Saturday, October 25, 2025, the senior advisor to the US President on Arab and African affairs, Massad Boulos, said that the parties of the Quartet Committee on Sudan agreed to establish a joint committee to enhance coordination on urgent priorities in Sudan. Boulos added via the X platform that the meeting hosted by America in Washington yesterday, in which Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE...
The African arena is witnessing a new escalation of tension and mutual accusations between Egypt and Ethiopia these days, against the backdrop of the wave of floods that swept through large areas in Sudan and parts of Egypt. This came with the subsequent explicit Egyptian accusations against Ethiopia of causing these floods by unilaterally operating, or emptying...
