Owning dogs as pets has become a trend in Egypt despite their paradoxical position in Egyptian society.
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The expansion of billboard advertising in Egypt over recent years has taken place without serious debate about its possible consequences, writes Khaled Hanafi Ali
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Egypt has long played an important role in delivering humanitarian aid to African countries, underlined by the vital role it has played during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Could negotiations with terrorist groups end the vicious cycle of violence that has been taking over Mali and other countries in the African Sahel region, asks Khaled Hanafi Ali
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More and more experts are needed to help untangle an increasingly turbulent world. But should we always take their views at face value, asks Khaled Hanafi Ali
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To avoid the high costs of proxy wars, many countries have been resorting to peace by proxy as a way of maintaining their interests in conflict zones, writes Khaled Hanafi Ali
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Various brutal crimes have recently shaken the Arab world, sparking a heated debate over their motives
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Small events as well as large ones can sometimes act as sparks that can ignite immense fires, as the recent history of the Arab region has shown, writes Khaled Hanafi Ali
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Recent incidents of presidents of countries contracting the coronavirus have provoked debate about how far their physical health can affect legitimacy and political stability
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Often used as a way of strengthening social control by playing on people’s anxieties, could the politics of fear also help to bring about positive change
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The same conditions that led to the recent coup d’etat in Bamako exist in a number of African Sahel countries. Can they avoid the same fate
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The impact of UAE-Israeli normalisation could extend far beyond the Palestinian issue to touch all the region’s crises, recasting regional power balances
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