Fifty-five years ago today, Egypt’s popular Sawt Al-Arab (Voice of Arabs) radio station announced the country’s defeat...

Sitting across from Taha Hussien, the Blind Dean of Arabic Literature, is an ambitious, headstrong young woman....

Long before the advent of mass media and live coverage, conflict – and the diplomacy that often...

In 2021, the World Health Organization (WHO) revealed that nearly 70 percent of deaths in Egypt are...

The Egyptian economy is expected to grow from 5.9 percent to 6.1 percent in the fiscal year...

In the winter of 1907, a former Egyptian army officer of the Orabi Revolt tried to combat...

England Squash, the national governing body for squash in England, announced on Monday, 6 June that Egyptian...

Egypt’s mahraganat music (which literally translates to festival music) has been the topic of controversy arguably since...

Accused of failing to keep their marriage, not putting their children first, or simply not ‘marriage material’,...

Diplomacy has existed for millennia, a political tool of peace that ensured earlier civilizations maintained peaceful relationships...

The crypto wave is inescapable. Conversations on crypto are everywhere on the internet, from Twitter to Reddit...

Dr Anne Aly has become the first ever Muslim woman to serve as a minister in Australia....

Propaganda posters were once one of the primary modes of information dissemination during the twentieth century. Looking...

Currents of smoke rise into Cairo, and a fire that begins in the heart expands into the...

Casting further doubts on the safety and legality of Egyptian artifacts abroad, the Louvre’s former director Jean...

Egyptians are known to be loud, boisterous, and most importantly, party-people. Weddings have always been reason enough...

Historically speaking, Egypt’s cotton is akin in fame to that of Swiss chocolate or French wine. Egyptian...