Zawia3, alongside media institutions and international civil society organizations, has called on AppLogic Networks to disclose the extent of its compliance with its commitment to withdraw from the Egyptian market, amid the continued blocking of independent media websites.
A new report documents how Egyptian authorities use consular denial, digital surveillance, legal harassment, and family targeting to pursue dissidents and human rights defenders abroad.
Egypt’s new cabinet reshuffle keeps Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly in office despite rising public debt, inflation, IMF obligations, and mounting criticism over economic performance and governance.
Both were raised inside a system of power that never changed hands and never recognized the line between public and private — where influence was built gradually, and the son was presented as the natural continuation of rule, not a submission to the will of the people.
In Egypt, legal guardianship allows some fathers to obtain disability-designated cars while children with disabilities lose cash benefits and social support.
Egypt announces new gas discoveries while cutting energy subsidies and raising prices, deepening pressure on households amid rising imports, debt, and weak energy justice.
