The diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease is increasing worldwide – according to international statistics, the number people affected...

By Koert Debeuf and Ayman Abdelmeguid  Four years after Egyptians succeeded in ousting long time dictator Hosni...

We often talk about how society enforces harmful gender roles on young women pressuring them to succumb...

Egyptian-general-turned-president Abdel Fattah al Sisi’s iron grip on dissident is likely to be put to the test...

Throughout history, art was a platform for people to express themselves away from the constraints of language....

Egyptians are more open to women in politics, but why are we seeing little evidence of that?...

Legal and diplomatic battles in United Nations organizations and international sport associations involving charges of war crimes...

Among the many dire social ills that have faced and continue to face Egyptian society, one is...

Once upon a time there was a land called Egypt, reigned by a man. In love with...

By Ayman Ismail, Assistant Professor and Jameel Chair of Entrepreneurship at The American University in Cairo The final day...

Egypt’s economic summit will be held in Sharm el-Sheikh from 13 to 15 March under the title ‘Egypt the...

The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, and now actively progressing through Libya, has been making headlines...

I was the ideal student. If you were a teacher, you would want me in your class....

A helpless dog is tied to the car and dragged along the rough gravel of a Cairo...

Imagine being blindfolded and instructed to walk. You’re on the edge of a hill and you don’t...

The three young Muslim American students were murdered execution style on the night of February 10th, 2015....

What a beautiful commercial world we live in, saturated with so many terms void of any value....