All posts tagged "opinion"

In the years that followed 9/11, Arab and Muslim Americans have experienced a sharp rise in cases...

It’s clear to most that the Egyptian economy has suffered extensively in the aftermath of the 2011...

“Most military coups are done in the name of democracy against democracy.” These words spoken by the...

Only a few days ago over 250 Iraqis were killed in a barbaric suicide bombing attack in...

Three years ago, the third of July was one of the worst days of my life, amid...

In a televised address marking the religious occasion of Laylat Al Qadr (the Night of Destiny) on...

After an entire year of living away in New York, all I wanted was that one plate...

The thing about eating disorders is that it’s an invisible illness and the physical ramifications of that...

No doubt, the rather unstable situation in Egypt since 2013 has had its consequences on Syrians living...

By Nada Nader Egyptians are well-known for their great sense of humor, but that humor is under...

The European Union’s deal with Turkey further endangers and degrades the lives of individuals fleeing persecution and...

Last month, Egypt’s Public Prosecutor refused to hand over phone records requested by the Italian prosecution for...

Earlier this week, 21-year-old Sherif Habib died in hospital after suffering severe burn wounds as a result...

Going to a school built on Western and liberal principles can really enrich a person. But what...

As the United States Presidential Primaries begin to take shape, it is important to consider the possible...

Amid heated conversations around Egypt about everything from a looming fiscal crisis to security apparatus abuses, former political...

Dear Cairo Taxi Drivers, I read an article in the newspaper a few days ago and it made me angry. I had to write and tell you why. The article said that there were traffic problems in Mohandiseen because you were demonstrating against Uber and Careem. In taking this action, you are...