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Lara El Gibaly reviews Yasmine El Rashidi's stunning debut novel, Chronicle of a Last Summer: An intimate story of the intersection of one girl's life with three decades of Egyptian…
June 30, 3 years on: A series of infographs that detail how the state's efforts to depoliticize universities have faltered in Egypt.
Resurfacing attacks on Coptic Christians highlight unresolved grievances and a sectarianism that is perhaps more deeply seated within the Egyptian state.
The fake beer brought back its famous misogyny and strayed into homophobia too.
Travel bans have become increasingly common since the ouster of former President Mohamed Morsi 3 years ago.
In the first of our series of articles three years after June 30, Mohamed Hamama narrates the Muslim Brotherhood's road to division.
If you're in Cairo this week, there's films, a potentially good theater play, an exhibition and an open-air concert that we recommend.
This novel is a glimpse into a world where nothing is sacred, where the past is a series of events meant to set us up for a bleaker future —…
As it grapples with security issues and economic crises, Egypt faces another annual obstacle: how to combat organized cheating on high school thanaweya amma exams. As the final examination marathon began…
The new advert from Egypt's youngest telecom company is all about optimism, but many find it problematic.
A commentary on the interplay of sex and space, and the tensions that arise with lack of both.
A coming together of A-listers, a noble cause and a social media spat has generated this year’s hottest Ramadan TV ad.
Since the army-led takeover of the Egyptian state in July 1952, there have been four historic cases in which military courts tried civilian workers for protesting in demand of basic…
As children were busy preparing decorations and putting them up in the streets ahead of Ramadan, and adults were listening to weather forecasts and advice not to expose themselves to…
The serenity that surrounded this Meeting Points studio session might be owed to the time at hand, and to the growing familiarity of the faces of various backgrounds and ages…
If you're not too swept up in Ramadan's glut of TV series and social engagements, there some good film, music and humor to consider this week if you're in Cairo…
There’s a lot to admire about this new non-periodical film magazine produced by Cimatheque, but Nour El Safoury wants a little more innovation.
Ismail Yassin's life seemed like an extension of his onscreen persona.
Ahmed Shafei worries the novel's ending may encourage sympathies in the reader for some characters and not others, and indicate that those who are alike should stand united against everyone…
On Mohammed Abdelnaby's recent novel, dealing sensitively with the "Queen Boat incident."
