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Why have fewer Syrians and more Africans and Egyptians embarked into the sea from the north coast of Egypt?
Bills for most household consumers in Egypt will go up by at least a third, according to new electricity prices announced this week.
How documents proving the islands were Egyptian were collected and donated.
Aleppo’s Tragedies: The Betrayed Revolution and the Messages of the Besieged looks at daily life over the past five years in Aleppo through witness testimonies, stories, letters and diaries. In…
According to a report by the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights (EIPR), Minya was the scene of 10 incidents of sectarian tension or violence in the last seven months, with…
The government’s announcement that it approved a project to build an Egyptian space agency has raised questions about the feasibility of launching a scientific project like this in light of…
While there have been benefits, a year has proven that the Suez Canal expansion's minor gains represent a Pyrrhic victory, with the expansion at best not stemming a widening balance…
The comedic element here is the action, not the protagonist or the spoken jokes
A series of guides to local markets in the city
Experts claim that the government has placed a premium on short-term financial gain over truth-seeking that could prompt political reform.
As Egypt’s Parliament convenes to discuss the controversial value-added tax law, Egypt’s Ministry of Finance has taken pains to present the law as a moderate reform that will have little…
Shams al-Maghib have created a model of working together that can endure through its flexibility, and is defined by its spread as opposed to its build.
Security experts and airport security personnel question whether private security company Falcon Group can secure Cairo and Sharm el-Sheikh airports.
"Not even just in work, look at couples, relationships, everything — If you have no chemistry, you have no success."
“Egypt is a state, not a military barracks,” Member of Parliament Haitham al-Hariry says.
Ademo says many Oromo still in Cairo feel hopeless, and “some have publicly suggested they have nothing left to lose and may set themselves alight.”
A much-needed new book challenges European maritime history scholarship
Historical fiction, if well-researched, offers readers a more personal and multilayered approach to history, contends Sherif Abdel Samad.
This is primarily a good week for music and theater, but there’s also a seductive food event in Cairo.
Andeel writes that the sadness of Egyptian reality defined the cinema of a director who indulged in the sensations of life.
