More and more European countries are at last waking up to the threat of Islamist radicalism in their midst

As the US and Iran assess the potential of a new and larger agreement, both sides will have to weigh the factors for and against

Digging deep into the discontent driving the white nationalist movement

Discussing developments in Washington’s Middle East policy

Discussing the latest on the Middle Eastern front

The history of the women’s movement in Egypt goes back to at least the late 1800s, yet that legacy struggles to propel us forward as evidenced by the latest debate on the proposed new personal status law

Four women have come to represent the four main currents of today’s American politics

Let us work together to create a new reality based on peace and cooperation

Arguing for a multiplicity of viewpoints

This article presents a comprehensive and comparative analysis of the Egyptian macro-economy and the economic situation not only during the COVID-19 pandemic but also in the past

Insights in Barack Obama’s A Promised Land

Today there is a myriad of opportunities for girls and boys to meet — in school, college, work, parties, clubs, etc. Are these outlets not forms of gentle matchmaking, camouflaged by the appropriate environment?

Mutual knowledge-transfer at eye level helps German-Egyptian research teams achieve more comprehensive results and benefit from each other’s skills, writes Cyrill Jean Nunn

One of the key themes to be discussed at the Second Arab Land Conference in Cairo will be the access to land and housing for all

In the 2020s, regional governments are now facing a new set of emerging technologies that will shape not only domestic politics but also regional geopolitical dynamics

So little is known as to the how, when, where and why, but the virus has claimed the lives of over a million souls and caused pain and suffering to millions more

Shedding light on the recent AfCFTA and Egypt-UK trade agreements in the first of two articles on international trade

This month’s Philia Forum in Athens was another step on the path towards greater cooperation in the Mediterranean at the initiative of Egypt, Greece and other countries