From the same distant past Egyptian culture, despite it's relative isolation developed in closest connections with it's neighbors. On the caravan routes or under ship's sails traveled humans, goods and ideas. Pharaonic armies many times conquered the nearby countries, but sometimes are defeated and conquered by them too. Happened and that, the conquerors to be  proclaimed as liberators. Finally in each event or process of interaction the vorldwiew scope of the native habitants of Pharaonic land become more and more vide and complex.
The most important of these connections are these with Nubians in the South, with Asiatics in Levant and with Greeks and other maritime peoples trough the Mediterranean Sea. The ties with Asia Minor, Mesopotamia, Punt, Persia, far away India and ancient Hebrews in concrete historical periods don't must be ignored too.

THE NEIGHBORS OF EGYPT

I. Nubian (Kushite) studies 

1.1. The Nubian Past

1.2. XXV-th Pharaonic Dynasty

2.1. The Nubian Archaeology

2.2. Remarcable Monuments in Second Cataract area & Lower Nubia

2.3. El-Kuru, Nuri, Meroe, Gebel Barkal

3.1. The Nubian Culture

3.2. Nubian inscriptions

II. Ancient Egypt and Libya 

III. Egypt and the Levant/ Eastern Mediterranean 

1.1. Ancient Egypt and Levant before New Kingdom empire

1.2. Ancient Egypt and Levant in the New Kingdom age and after

1.3. Second intermediate period and the Hyksos

2.1. Egypt and Ancient Hebrews

2.2. Elephantine Papyri

3.1. Egypt and Aegean World

3.2. Sea Peoples invasion

3.3. Hellenic conquest of Egypt

4.1. Egypt and Asia Minor

4.2. Relations with the Hittites

5.1. Egypt and Mesopotamia and beyond

5.2. Assyrian invasion

5.3. Persian conquest and rule

6. Egypt and Punt

7. Amarna letters