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Egypt is deepening economic ties with China while maintaining its long-standing strategic relationship with the United States. The real challenge is how Cairo can benefit from both without becoming dependent on either.

Egypt has spent years building new cities, roads and mega-projects. But as living costs rise and household pressure deepens, a harder question emerges: who is development really for?

How did a SpongeBob Facebook joke draw nearly 1.8 million Egyptians? A look at humor, decentralization, and how a new generation is reshaping collective expression in the digital age.

As the U.N. opens its first Peacebuilding Week, officials are again calling for prevention, funding and political will. But 20 years after the Peacebuilding Commission was created, the gap between diplomatic consensus and real implementation remains hard to ignore.

A sharp analysis of why political coalitions in Egypt repeatedly fail, examining the role of a restricted public sphere, weak party structures, distrust, internal rivalries, and the need for rules-based, policy-driven organizing. The article also draws lessons from Poland, Chile, South Africa, and Malaysia on how coalitions can help shape political change.

ATN News wraps its NPT 2026 Review Conference Series from the United Nations, covering treaty credibility, nuclear risk, Iran, Kazakhstan’s nuclear-free legacy, Oman’s diplomatic push, and the unresolved Middle East WMD-Free Zone question.

NY-12’s Democratic primary is local, but its foreign policy stakes are global. From Israel and Gaza to Ukraine, China, Iran, and the U.N. and campaign money, the district deserves more than slogans from the candidates who are asking to represent it.

The 2026 NPT Review Conference opened at the United Nations with warnings over rising nuclear risks and an immediate clash over Iran’s leadership role, exposing the strain behind the treaty’s consensus tradition.

The 11th NPT Review Conference opens at the U.N. under pressure from stalled disarmament, attacks on nuclear facilities, AUKUS, Iran, and the unresolved Middle East WMD-free zone. Diplomats warn the treaty’s old bargain now faces a harder question: does restraint still offer security?

U.N. disarmament chief Izumi Nakamitsu warned that the NPT faces a critical test as states prepare for the 11th Review Conference in New York. With nuclear tensions rising, Iran’s file unresolved, and trust between nuclear and non-nuclear states under strain, the conference will test whether the treaty can still deliver more than just diplomatic survival.