Trump’s proposal wanes in credibility, yet his push to involve new parties remains a risky move that warrants caution in light of his high-stakes meeting with El-Sisi in Davos.
Criminalization, regional pressure and internal fracture leave the Muslim Brotherhood confronting a question of survival—or reinvention.
Minimum wage became Egypt’s breaking point in 2025 sparking 100 worker protests against inflation, abuse, and state crackdowns.
Over 900,000 Egyptian girls were married as children in just 11 years. Legal loopholes, ‘ratification contracts’ and custom keep turning childhood into wedlock.
‘I want to go home!’ Nefertiti’s bust in Berlin reignites Egypt’s restitution push—alongside the Rosetta Stone and Dendera Zodiac—as legal and political hurdles loom.
Children accused of terrorism, jailed for years, and tried outside juvenile courts. A story of innocence colliding with prison walls, and a justice system that looks away.
The Zionist-Emirati order is not an accident. It is a system—built on shock, annihilation and corporate sovereignty—now reshaping the region.
An investigation by Al Manassa and Masaar reveals a broad disruption to Discord services across Egypt between January 11 and 12, resolving just before midnight on the 12th.
