World attention will focus on Egypt during the COP27 Conference in Sharm El-Sheikh in November, the culmination of years of work on environmental protection and action against climate change.
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The establishment of Egypt’s National Council for Human Rights was a watershed moment in the protection of human rights in the country, writes Laila Takla
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It is time to revisit the wealth of knowledge that our ancient Egyptian ancestors have left us
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'The Middle East believes the US should restore its status. I am referring here to two international issues that threaten world peace and security'
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After carving up the continent in the 19th century, Europe owes Africa all assistance in its quest for development
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Egypt has an honourable history in the advocacy and defence of human rights, unlike some countries that always attack Egypt on its human rights record, writes Laila Takla
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The 30 June Revolution brought about positive changes in Egypt that must never be forgotten, writes Laila Takla
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While many African women have made important contributions to the continent, too many still suffer from marginalisation and exclusion, suggesting the need for an organisation of African women
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It is time to end Syria’s isolation in the Arab world, which did nothing but leave the country and its people hostage to the conflicting interests of foreign powers
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In order to guarantee the water resources of the River Nile, regional and international cooperation is necessary to protect them at their source
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Women’s dignity and empowerment are not just essential human and family rights, but are also prerequisites for social development
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US Vice President Mike Pence is expected to visit Egypt. There are some things he should bear in mind.
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Palestine does not need to be established as a state, because it is one already, and has been for millennia
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