Ola Galal is a Clinical Assistant Professor at New York University's Liberal Studies, where she conducts research, writes and teaches on human rights, social movements and migration. She received her PhD in Anthropology from the Graduate Center at the City University of New York after working as a journalist for a decade covering politics and culture in the Middle East…
The deaths sparked a national outcry in a country often thought of as a pioneer in women’s rights.
During last year’s presidential race, Mohamed Morsi pledged to shore up Egypt's faltering economy. But on the first anniversary of his ascension to power this June 30, the country finds itself…
«As Israel's genocide in Gaza continues to spark global outrage, international legal institutions are»
«“God is Great! Long live Egypt!” Amr Adib, an anchor on Al-Qahera al-Youm (Cairo Today) talk show, shouted as he waved the country’s tricolor flag minutes…»
A roadside bomb exploded in Cairo Thursday morning, damaging a bus and injuring five people. The explosives were planted outside the girls’…
With the approach of “zero hour” — the end of the deadline given by the Armed Forces for political forces to find…
