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Egypt

An Anopheles-arabiensis mosquito, a known vector for the transmission of malaria, obtains a blood meal through its labrum. (CDC / James Gathany)

Egypt is finally free of an “ancient scourge”: malaria

By Erik English | Biosecurity

Why Egypt’s new nuclear plant is a long-term win for Russia

By Marina Lorenzini | Nuclear Energy

In the zone? Chemical weapons and the Middle East: The Israeli response

By Emily B. Landau | Uncategorized

In the zone? Chemical weapons and the Middle East: The US response

By J. Hart | Uncategorized

The Lavon Affair: How a false-flag operation led to war and the Israeli bomb

By Leonard Weiss | Uncategorized