Summer camps at mosques and churches dominate children’s holidays, leaving few secular alternatives. Families turn to faith spaces as state cultural centers fade.
Egypt’s foreign minister blurs the line between diplomat and enforcer, sparking scandal over protests outside Egypt’s embassies and tarnishing the country’s global image.
Interview| Al-Nunu on disarming Hamas: ‘Every Palestinian home has a Kalashnikov or a pistol’
As Gaza’s future hangs in the balance, Hamas official opens up about the state of ceasefire talks, the fate of the resistance's weapons, and the desperate search for an end to war.
Beyond the accent: Hidden realities of international schools hiring in Egypt
An insider’s look at how international schools in Egypt privilege foreign teachers over Egyptians, exposing deep inequalities in pay, status, and opportunity.