|
Opinion
-
8/1/2026 3:10:44 PM
The world is no longer neatly divided between East and West. It is becoming a far more fluid landscape of overlapping partnerships, competing corridors, and shifting centers of power. For countries like Egypt, the strategic question is no longer which side to choose, but how to build influence without becoming captive to any single camp.
|
|
Life & Style
-
Health
7/29/2026 4:11:52 PM
Millions of people are turning to AI chatbots for mental health support as access to professional care remains limited, but growing trust in these tools raises urgent questions about safety, oversight, and their role in healthcare.
|
|
Al-Ahram Weekly
-
World
7/28/2026 9:06:00 PM
The removal of ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan, who issued arrest warrants for Israeli leaders, raises new questions about the future of international justice.
|
|
Opinion
-
7/25/2026 3:43:38 PM
As tensions between the United States and Iran intensify, one of the most consequential geopolitical questions is why Tehran repeatedly directs pressure toward the Gulf states rather than focusing exclusively on Washington.
|
|
Sports
-
World
7/23/2026 12:38:17 PM
Argentina's top football officials on Wednesday firmly denied reports that their federation's president and treasurer were detained and questioned upon leaving the United States after the World Cup final.
|
|
Sports
-
World
7/17/2026 8:17:03 PM
Neymar returns to his home club Santos Friday with only a few months left in his contract and questions over his future after indicating he would no longer play for Brazil following the country's World Cup disappointment.
|
|
Opinion
-
7/17/2026 3:47:31 PM
The case of Egyptian-born Deana Sherif raises broader questions about whether states that champion human rights, freedom of expression, and the rule of law apply those principles consistently when confronted with controversial political dissent.
|
|
Life & Style
-
Health
7/16/2026 5:30:58 PM
From shifting hormone patterns to epigenetics, emerging research raises profound questions about the future of the human body and our assumptions about what it means to be human.
|
|
Opinion
-
Opinion
7/16/2026 9:38:46 AM
The real question is not whether Egypt played brilliantly against Argentina in the US last week but whether Egyptian football has the institutions capable of turning such attention into lasting economic value, writes Waly Dolaty
|
|
World
-
International
7/14/2026 2:21:46 PM
The sudden death of Sen. Lindsey Graham, a top ally of President Donald Trump and one of Washington's best-known politicians, is renewing focus on the country's aging lawmakers.
|
|
Opinion
-
7/14/2026 12:28:35 PM
Last week, I stood inside the Islamic Civilization Centre in Tashkent, recently inaugurated by Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev, surrounded by rare manuscripts, ancient Quranic codices, some more than a thousand years old, and display technologies that transform civilizational memory into a living conversation with the visitor, carrying many questions, perhaps the deepest of which was this: how do place and time conspire to reopen the great questions of human history?
|
|
Opinion
-
7/9/2026 1:05:17 PM
Football has long claimed to be the world’s universal language, founded on fairness, equal opportunity, and respect for the laws of the game. Yet every generation produces a match that prompts supporters to question whether those principles have truly been upheld.
|
|
Opinion
-
7/2/2026 6:15:44 PM
Whenever I sit down to watch the World Cup, a question unrelated to football comes to mind: How has a simple game, built around a ball rolling across a field of grass, managed to achieve what politics has failed to accomplish for centuries?
|
|
Egypt
-
Courts & Law
6/27/2026 8:25:00 PM
From street arguments to thefts and harassment cases, smartphone footage has become an increasingly visible part of crime reporting in Egypt, helping authorities identify suspects but raising new legal and ethical questions over privacy, publication, and justice.
|
|
Opinion
-
6/26/2026 1:53:00 PM
The central strategic question in the Middle East is no longer who possesses the strongest military force but who can most effectively exploit the interconnected economic and political vulnerabilities in the region.
|
|
Al-Ahram Weekly
-
Features
6/26/2026 1:25:00 PM
Mangroves have emerged as one answer to questions of environmental conservation, climate action, and sustainable development in Egypt.
|
|
World Cup 2026
-
News
6/25/2026 7:14:02 PM
|
|
Opinion
-
6/24/2026 9:46:08 AM
We should be cautious when we again pose the question: “What next?” Previous attempts to answer that question, whether in this column or elsewhere, were not followed by a resolution to the war in question, whether in Gaza, the Gulf, or the Arabian Sea.
|
|
World Cup 2026
-
News
6/22/2026 10:58:13 AM
|
|
Opinion
-
Opinion
6/18/2026 1:06:08 PM
The defining strategic question confronting the Middle East is neither the precise design of a future regional security architecture nor the resolution of the Iranian-Israeli confrontation, but how to extricate the region from an entrenched cycle of disorder.
|