The list of nominees disqualified from the 2025 ballot is growing
The advisory opinion was mobilized by a request in December from the UN General Assembly
How the ceasefire has prompted recalibration between Gaza families and Hamas
The law passed with minor changes despite calls for stronger safeguards
Over 1,000 feddans and 100 homes flooded this month. What happened and what’s next for residents?
The public-private consortium renovating Giza zoo has shown little regard for animal welfare
“We call it the board of peace. Sort of a beautiful name, the Board of Peace."
"Despair is not the problem. The problem is what we will do"
UPA’s debt crisis has led to severe drug shortages and higher out-of-pocket costs for patients
Sources tell Mada Masr why the Arab Summit failed to galvanize Arab unity
The targeting represents a new development in Israel’s tactics as it seeks to empty Gaza City
For the monks, the new law amounts to nothing less than “erasing the monastery’s independence”
Syria’s future is tied to a broad regional plan, but the US and Israel are in the driver’s seat.
A boat carrying hundreds of migrants, including 200 Egyptians, sank off the coast of Pylos in 2023
“I can confirm the UK will recognise the state of Palestine by the United Nations General Assembly in September, unless the Israeli government takes substantive steps to end the appalling…
A rapid inflation in the rate charged by cash traders is exacerbating living conditions
A conversation with Fatemeh Sadeghi
Selections from Ahmed Sadeq Saad’s “Palestine in the Claws of Colonialism” (1947)
Recordings reveal the coastguard was busy preemptively staging its own impunity before the ship sank
A fire at the most critical telecommunications facility has caused nationwide network disruptions
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