The Cairo Review of Global Affairs

Amid Fuel Protests, Iran’s Hardliners See Historic Opportunity

Citing external pressures and foreign intervention, Tehran has brutally cracked down on dissidents.

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The Country to City Continuum

By Audrey Lodes

in Midan

Facing the Nuclear Storm

By Ali Ahmad, and Benedetta Bonometti

Fall 2019 in Essays

Security for All or for None

By Sean David Hobbs

Fall 2019 in Q & A

A Nuclear Curse and a Nuclear Blessing

By Selim Sazak

Fall 2019 in Essays

The Neo-Ballistic Middle East

By Karim El-Baz

Fall 2019 in Essays

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Presidential Palace, Ankara, Oct. 26, 2016. Yasin Bulbul/ Anadolu Agency

The Empire He Did Not Want

By Ross Kimm

in Midan

Has America’s Influence Ebbed?

By Andrew S. Natsios
in Book Reviews

Middle East WMD-Free Zone: Thinking the Possible

By Emad Kiyaei and Paul Ingram
in Essays

Anatomy of the Turkish Incursion

By Guney Yildiz
in Tahrir Forum

The Cost of Clean Water

By Zander Pellegrino
in Midan

Heat is on for Brazil’s Bolsonaro

By Patricia Barbeyron
in Global Forum

Libya’s Dangerous Political Stalemate

By Riccardo Redaelli
in Tahrir Forum

A Disaster of the Political Class

By David Wearing
in Essays

When the Shooting Stops

By Suma Chakrabarti
in Essays

In Syria, Reconstruction Brings Little Hope for Peace

By Jasmine El-Gamal
in Essays

Rebuilding Iraq: Prospects and Challenges

By Abbas Kadhim
in Essays

Keeping Afghanistan in Afghanistan

By Bruce Pannier
in Essays

Prioritizing Peace Ahead of Economic Growth

By Mariam Safi
in Essays