TOPIC Egypt-Sudan relations
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Renaissance Dam • 11 min read
As tripartite talks resume, Egypt fears long-sought binding agreement on GERD may be mirage
There are fears in Cairo that Addis Ababa is merely maneuvering to stall for time
28 October 2020
Sudan • 10 min read
Sudan, Israel agree to normalization, while Egypt looks on with worry
Egypt is “extremely disturbed about the second wave of normalization," an Egyptian official says.
23 October 2020
Renaissance Dam • 14 min read
Egypt’s bet on international pressure yields scant results as GERD talks remain at impasse
Egypt's water minister blamed the lack of progress on “intransigent positions” held by Ethiopia
18 June 2020
Egypt foreign policy • 18 min read
Egypt courts Sudan as time runs out in Ethiopia dam dispute
The clock is ticking in a long-running dispute over Ethiopia’s plans to build a mega-dam
16 April 2020
Renaissance Dam • 15 min read
Sources: US-proposed GERD deal sets Ethiopia water release at 37 bcm, major disputes remain
For the US proposal to become a reality, Sudan, Egypt and Ethiopia must first make major concessions
17 February 2020
Egypt-Ethiopia relations • 10 min read
Renaissance Dam negotiations between Egypt and Ethiopia ‘stumbling’ as talks set to resume next week
What remains in question is Egypt’s ability to manage its broader water resources issue.
29 September 2019
African Union • 11 min read
Ethiopian bid for mediation, African Union suspension trouble Egypt’s play for role in Sudan’s transition
Egypt is an eager mediator in Sudan but its position is contested by Ethiopia and Kenya
7 June 2019
Egypt-Sudan relations • 18 min read
Who are the key actors behind Sudan’s moment of violence?
Mada Masr presents some context on the different players in the developments on the ground in Sudan
6 June 2019
Egypt-Sudan relations • 19 min read
Calling a coup a coup? Egypt’s African Union bid to make inroads in Sudan
Asmahan Soliman | Egypt to hold AU meeting on Sudan in Cairo in push to preserve military council’s leadership
22 April 2019
 
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Opinion
Nesrine Malik
A desperate Bashir
Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir seems to be running out time — and money
10 February 2019
Sharif S Elmusa
Sharing the Nile waters according to needs
There may not be enough water for everybody to get all they want from the Nile’s waters, but sharing
30 August 2014
Sharif S Elmusa
Egypt’s Nile Blues
Ethiopia is forging ahead with the construction of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) on the
9 June 2014
 
News
Renaissance Dam • 5 min read
Egypt, Sudan reject Ethiopian offer for transitional agreement on mega-dam to allow initial filling in summer
27 April 2020
Muslim Brotherhood arrests • 4 min read
Militant cell linked to Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt accused of plotting attack in Khartoum
16 February 2020
Halayeb • 3 min read
Egypt earmarks LE1 bn for housing in contested Halayeb Triangle
3 August 2017
Egypt-Sudan relations • 4 min read
Government official: Sudan rejects Egypt’s Halayeb Triangle offer
1 June 2017
Egypt-Sudan relations • 3 min read
Sudanese president: We remain patient despite Egypt’s occupation of Halayeb Triangle
17 May 2017
Egypt-Sudan relations • 5 min read
Egypt bans 2 Sudanese journalists from entering the country
25 April 2017
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