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This article was updated on Wednesday 14 January. A previous version misidentified Sawsan El-Sammak as the niece...

Egyptian cinema has been known to portray the lives of everyday Egyptians. It has often addressed issues and...

By Tanya El Kashef, Community Times It was not too long ago that Tahrir Square echoed with chants...

The Cairo Regional Centre for International Commercial Arbitration (CRCICA) has ordered political satirist Bassem Youssef and his...

In present terms, stable democracies are also liberal democracies, both composed of certain key characteristics such as...

Nearly 700 bridges out of the 1706 bridges in Egypt are on the verge of collapse, head of...

By Hanan Fayed, The Cairo Post “There is dishonesty and perfidy from both men and women in...

By Samar Samir, The Cairo Post “I used to get up at 8 a.m. to go with...

By Rana Khaled, Daily News Egypt Women riding motorcycles is considered a taboo in Egyptian society, where...

By Nourhan Magdi, The Cairo Post Four female police officers were promoted to the rank of major...

Named after Khedive Said who approved the project in question, Port Said witnessed one of history’s most...

Former Interior Minister Habib El-Adly, said on Saturday during his retrial that the United States was responsible...

By Dalia Farouk, The Cairo Post Female genital mutilation (FGM) is increasing in rural areas in Egypt...

By Arwa Gaballa, Aswat Masriya As women struggle against a sexual harassment phenomenon in the Middle East’s...

Ramadan is the month that almost every Muslim in the world looks forward to – the month...

I have been to many places across the world, from Nigeria and Ireland to Brazil and Romania....

After the first round of the 2012 Egyptian presidential elections, I was standing in Midan El Nafoura...