All posts tagged "opinion"

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...

What I cared for and had my eyes steadily on during the 11 February 2011 protests was...

A video of a prank showing TV reporter Shady Abu Zaid and actor Ahmed Malek (both in...

On the fifth anniversary of the January 25th revolution, there was little anticipation for any visible forms of...

The policy recently initiated by the governments of Denmark and Switzerland to seize the valuables of refugees...

Chinese President Xi Jinping is visiting Cairo later this week, marking his first official state visit to...

By Dina Wahba When I first started studying gender I was very provoked by the position taken...

What is that again? Blasphemy law? An Egyptian court sentenced the Islamic scholar and theologian Islam Al-Buhairi...

In a widely circulated statement, the Islamic State claimed responsibility for the series of attacks that left...

The Washington Post editors were perhaps guilty of being crude when they wrote the Egyptian and Russian...

To start with, it is beyond doubt that the Egyptian government has its flaws in managing the...

In a joint press conference on Sunday, Egypt’s Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry and his Saudi counterpart Adel...

In recent months, there have been a plethora of stories emerging from Egypt, in which women’s clothing...

The so much longed for dream of stability in Egypt seems to be unreachable. Waking up with...

Regimes who kick historical precedent to the curb side are destined to be kicked by that very...

Dubbed the age of information, the modern day has witnessed a massive shift in the pursuit of...