Anchor Isaad Younis interviewed on Sunday a crew of newly hired government employees — judges, a diplomatic attaché, a school principal, a legal researcher at the Customs Authority, and an…
Mada Masr spoke with sources in the SDF, the Syrian government, Turkey and regional diplomats
Consensus over key questions lags behind the United States' announcement of progress.
"that one could receive even a small measure of justice is indescribable"
In an unexpected move, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Wednesday Israel’s final approval of a controversial gas export deal with Egypt, months after Israeli hesitation following the initial…
After more than a year and a half in Cairo, Um Mohamed is back to her home in Khartoum. But like many of the hundreds of thousands who have heeded…
How a network of businessmen made over US$1 billion in “goods coordination”
An intimate portrait of Gaza's only circus troupe and their resilience amid Israel's genocide
After the fall of Fasher, Egypt turned to Turkey to find a way to deter the growing Emirati threat
The hike was the first concession permitted to landlords by the new law passed earlier this year
Saudi Crown Prince Mohamed bin Salman touched down in Washington DC today
Sources agreed that Monday’s rare presidential intervention is only the tip of the iceberg
To see the moment it all began, you have to get in a time machine, back to a now defunct blog
COP30 kicked off in Belem, Brazil earlier this week. Delegates from 200 countries are attending. The Climate Action Tracker report released on November 13 shows that the planet is on…
The US is seeking UN backing to launch its post-war Gaza vision and sidestep Palestinian sovereignty
Survivors of the RSF's massacres in Fasher recount the harrowing scenes of the city's capture.
The fall of Fasher to the RSF marks a turning point that may reshape the future of Sudan itself
Hariry is now one of at least six politicians to be disqualified from the 2025 parliamentary race
Hamas leader discusses Qatar strike, snags in ceasefire, steps for technocratic govt
Thaer Abu Aoun looks for any trace of the Gaza City neighborhood in the wake of Israeli withdrawal
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