Is the West really free of ideology

Considering Ethiopia’s attitude on the Renaissance Dam

Thousands of people have died in massacres committed by Ethiopian soldiers in the Ethiopian region of Tigray on the orders of the regime in Addis Ababa

Uncertainty as to the true motives of the Ethiopian government in not meeting the concerns of Egypt and Sudan regarding the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam must come to an end, writes Hussein Haridy

Stability and security in the region and beyond will be jeopardised in the absence of a binding agreement on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam

Regarding GERD, Egypt insists that cooperation would be the better course, Mohamed Hegazy writes, but Ethiopia’s intransigence is limiting its choices

Could the government or private-sector companies compel people to get vaccinated against Covid-19

Recent researchers supervised by the University of Montreal demonstrated that humans’ automatic preference for beauty is driven by an inherent tendency rather than explicit cognitive process

The Golden Parade of the mummies of ancient Egypt’s kings and queens to their new resting place in the National Museum of Egyptian Civilisation was a vote of confidence in Egypt today

The world experienced something of the grandeur of Egypt’s ancient civilisation in the Pharaohs Golden Parade of Royal Mummies to the National Museum of Egyptian Civilisation last weekend

The European report to the UN Human Rights Council on the human-rights situation in Egypt is full of inaccuracies and ignores the real situation in the country, writes Leila Takla in an open letter to Europe

The crisis over the Ever Given cargo ship that temporarily blocked the Suez Canal has tested the viability of other routes in the shipping sector

Three major strategic shifts in the regional landscape could redraw the map of the Middle East

A good crisis can be rife with opportunities, explained the Italian thinker Niccolò Machiavelli, but will this be the case with the present crisis over Covid-19?

Ethiopia must heed Egypt’s red line on its share of Nile water in the negotiations on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam

Experiencing fear and loathing in a review of the results of the Israeli election

Although the calamity of the Ever Given was overcome and maritime operations returned to normal in the Suez Canal, the impact of the crisis unveiled incessant attempts by major powers to offer alternative shipping routes