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Politics_

The Gulf’s moment is Saudi

Saudi Arabia, not Qatar or the UAE, is best placed to turn today’s “Gulf moment” into lasting regional power, from Gaza diplomacy to economic weight.

Amr Adly_ 20-11-2025

The Gulf’s moment is Saudi

Viewpoints_ Egyptian Workarounds| Outsmart, adapt, survive, repeat

Ammar Ali Hassan_ 19-11-2025

Egyptian Workarounds| Outsmart, adapt, survive, repeat

Viewpoints_ Reproducing Mubarak’s last parliament

Mohamed Saad Abdel Hafeez_ 18-11-2025

Reproducing Mubarak’s last parliament
Society_

The olive trees of the West Bank cried too

With trees uprooted, permits restricted and settler violence escalating, Palestinians face their worst olive harvest in years—a season of grief instead of oil.

Ansar Atmeizeh_ 17-11-2025

The olive trees of the West Bank cried too

News_

New oil find in Suez to boost output by 3,000 barrels, ministry says

New oil find in Suez to boost output by 3,000 barrels, ministry says

Egypt’s top steelmakers cut prices as domestic demand slumps

Egypt’s top steelmakers cut prices as domestic demand slumps

Cairo student seeks reinstatement after expulsion following Gaza solidarity

Cairo student seeks reinstatement after expulsion following Gaza solidarity

Airstrikes kill 28 in Gaza as Israel alleges truce breach, Hamas warns of escalation

Airstrikes kill 28 in Gaza as Israel alleges truce breach, Hamas warns of escalation

Politics_

El-Sisi's last parliament?

Analysts see Egypt’s new parliament—elected without real competition—as a potential step toward scrapping presidential term limits and extending El-Sisi’s rule.

Mohamed El Kholy_ 9-11-2025

El-Sisi's last parliament?

Mamdani wins New York: A mayor who won’t apologize for being radical

Mohamed Gad_ 6-11-2025

Mamdani wins New York: A mayor who won’t apologize for being radical

Law on Trial: UNRWA, ICJ, and Israel's politics of defiance

Nourhan Fahmy_ 6-11-2025

Law on Trial: UNRWA, ICJ, and Israel's politics of defiance

Urban & Economy_

Unemployment may be falling, but labor market tells a deeper story

Mohamed Gad_ 16-11-2025

Unemployment may be falling, but labor market tells a deeper story

Evicted by inflation: The rising cost of renting in Egypt’s working-class districts

Laila El-Abd_ 12-11-2025

Evicted by inflation: The rising cost of renting in Egypt’s working-class districts

Will GEM deliver the promised tourism boom?

The Grand Egyptian Museum marks a milestone for Egypt’s tourism, but without broader development, it risks becoming another fragile pillar of an uneven economy.

Amr Adly_ 10-11-2025

Will GEM deliver the promised tourism boom?

Society_

For Gazans in Egypt the road home is paved with pain

Ahmed Albordeny_ 26-10-2025

For Gazans in Egypt the road home is paved with pain

Gaza Journalist Diaries| My mother’s quiet exodus in a wheelchair

A few days ago, I told her that we have to move again, and that our family would have to split up between two different places. She refused.

Salem Elrayyes_ 8-10-2025

Gaza Journalist Diaries| My mother’s quiet exodus in a wheelchair

One or none! Why Egyptians are having fewer babies

Shimaa Elkholy_ 1-10-2025

One or none! Why Egyptians are having fewer babies

Culture_

Ancient Khemites: Museums and the making of modern Egyptian identity

Egypt’s ancient past, once a symbol of colonial possession, transforms into a source of national renewal and a cornerstone of modern Egyptian identity.

Fayrouz Karawya_ 4-11-2025

Ancient Khemites: Museums and the making of modern Egyptian identity

Egypt as the world’s grandmother: Alexandre Dumas’ forgotten voyage

Abdelrahman Osama_ 2-11-2025

Egypt as the world’s grandmother: Alexandre Dumas’ forgotten voyage

Dancers, mothers, and those escaping the Zuzu complex

Fayrouz Karawya_ 28-10-2025

Dancers, mothers, and those escaping the Zuzu complex

Viewpoints_

Beyond numbers: Egypt’s Christian quota fails to deliver representation

Egypt’s Coptic representation in parliament has risen since 2014, but token quotas and state control have left equality and citizenship issues largely unaddressed.

Ishak Ibrahim_ 13-11-2025

Beyond numbers: Egypt’s Christian quota fails to deliver representation

The pink card is gone, but so are the voters

Reform promised inclusion. Instead, Egypt’s elections became quieter, narrower, and emptier—proof that monopoly needs no “pink card” to endure.

Mohamed Bassal_ 11-11-2025

The pink card is gone, but so are the voters

Science & Technology_

The Banned Gas: Methyl bromide is still flooding Egypt's farmland

Despite a ban, Egypt imports thousands of tons of methyl bromide. Farmers use it widely, risking health and the ozone layer.

Ibrahim Atallah_ 11-9-2025

The Banned Gas: Methyl bromide is still flooding Egypt's farmland

Unreal art, real consequences: When imagination meets institutional fear

Mohammad El-Taher_ 8-9-2025

Unreal art, real consequences: When imagination meets institutional fear

Not everybody is ready for the fall of the AI house of cards

Abdelrahman Ghareeb_ 26-8-2025

Not everybody is ready for the fall of the AI house of cards
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