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On Amjad Abu Alala’s You Will Die at Twenty
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On Amjad Abu Alala’s You Will Die at Twenty
Despite the decision to release at least 96 detainees, the security crackdown has persisted.
New parliamentary formation to be engineered by the National Security Agency
What remains in question is Egypt’s ability to manage its broader water resources issue.
Every story is told by a woman, written by a woman and meant to be read by women.
Amnesty International demanded that the authorities allow protests to take place tomorrow
Ali is a child of the post-2013 world, the world of naked conflict, stripped of any symbolism.
We dedicate this week's Detox to bidding farewell (or good riddance) to summer. Enjoy!
Sisi’s mesh of endearing and threatening discourse might have only given his opponents a leg up.
General Intelligence Service Chief Abbas Kamel believes that the move would send a negative message.
Mohamed Rizk was infected with poliovirus as a child, losing his ability to walk at an early age.
How can we undo past ways of doing while attempting to enact new forms of thinking?
Two political outsiders advanced to the final round in Tunisia’s presidential elections.
The additional supply forced companies to lower their prices an average of 15% in the past year
For the second time this year, Israel is holding a general election in an attempt to form a coalition government. The September 17 vote marks the first time Israel has…
European governments are prioritizing Egypt's curbing migration to Europe over human rights concerns
He accuses Sisi of wasting money on presidential palaces and the army of squandering billions
This week, we introduce our monthly playlist Tafneeta, curated by our own Ahmed El Sabbagh.
Mohamed Belya works as a zincographer in the Cairo neighborhood of al-Gamaliyya.
Excerpt from Chapter 1