In the pursuit of a fair deal on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam Egypt is resuming technical negotiations while lobbying for international political support
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The pursuit of negotiated settlements for the situation in Libya, and with Ethiopia over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, reach a crux
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The project's objective is to help Egypt achieve long-term stability in health financing with less dependence on the state budget and less exposure to economic fluctuations
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Documenting the architectural heritage of the Cairo district of Heliopolis may be the only way to save the neighbourhood for future generations
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What can Cairo do about the chaos over its western border, and its ongoing differences with Addis Ababa over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam?
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The question facing the government now is whether to go for a gradual or more speedy reopening of the economy after the lockdown to halt the spread of the Covid-19, writes Dina Ezzat
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Has the coronavirus pandemic accentuated a growing trend for more comfortable interiors?
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COVID-19 has been changing the practice of medicine in Egypt
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As Egypt debates its next step in the battle against Covid-19 there is yet to be a clear exit plan from the crisis, writes Dina Ezzat
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The crisis over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam intensifies as hopes for a breakthrough evaporate
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COVID-19 has forced the suspension of many festivities – with no telling when celebrations could be in play again
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Gouda AbdelKhalek’s testimony on his 18-month experience as minister of solidarity and social justice is a precise account on how the January Revolution's dreams rose and fell
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Festivities during this year’s Ramadan have been subdued by the need to keep up the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic, writes Dina Ezzat
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The COVID-19 pandemic is casting its shadow over the holy month
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While working to keep the pandemic under control, the government must also juggle with managing Egypt’s economic and political interests
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The book is a sequel to AbdelShakour’s first volume, ‘I was a kid in the 1970s,’ an earlier publication that shows a dedicated interest in biographies and social history
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After the end of the Covid-19 crisis many international powers that have been engaged in regional crisis resolution efforts will be focused on home, says expert Bahgat Korany
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The Covid-19 pandemic is bringing a sombre mood to the holiest season of the year for Egypt’s Coptic Christian community
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