InvestigationsSending Egyptian troops to Saudi Arabia: disagreements within state institutions and questions over the limits of military intervention19 October 2026
InvestigationsEgypt’s Military-Linked Authority Moves Into Lake Nasser. Fishermen Call It a Shakedown17 May 2026
Economy“Give Me Two Years” Became Twelve: What the State’s Figures Say Ahead of Egypt Forum 202618 October 2026
InvestigationsEgypt’s Tawfiqi Canal: An Irrigation Lifeline for 171,000 Feddans Narrows Beneath the Asphalt5 November 2026
PoliticsKhaled El-Balshy Interview: Defending Journalism Is Defending Society’s Right to Knowledge31 October 2026
PoliticsThe Libya-Turkey Agreement Tests Egypt’s Influence: Will Cairo Reconsider Its Approach to Eastern Libya?30 October 2026
PoliticsMohamed Zahran to Zawia3: “I Still Do Not Know Why I Was Detained”3 November 2026
RightsProgramming Silence: Rights Report Identifies 13 Legal Routes Restricting Digital Space in Egypt5 November 2026
RightsEgypt’s Sisi, Trump, Bin Salman and Musk Among 33 Names and Entities on the 2026 Press Freedom Predators List2 November 2026
RightsClashes Return to Egypt’s Warraq Island: Residents Demand “A House for a House” and Reject the “Apparent Owner” System2 November 2026
Op-EdA Surreal “Trial” of Egyptian Journalism: I Was a Journalist, and They Made Me a “Criminal”2 November 2026
EnvironmentLake Qarun: Saving the Fish Starts with Stopping the Pollution8 October 2026
CultureOne Hundred Days Without a Minister: Egypt’s Culture Ministry Run in an Acting Capacity and Silenced by Decree17 October 2026
Deleted LinesWhat Remains of Egypt’s Independent Press28 October 2026
Egypt’s community outreach workers describe daily duties under volunteer contracts without guaranteed pay or adequate protection.
Limited services and insurance gaps leave patients in Egypt without palliative care and pain relief.
The EU urges Egypt to protect independent media after Mada Masr’s closure, while continuing financial support.
Debt interest absorbs roughly two-thirds of Egypt’s revenues as its post-IMF economic plan faces the test of implementation.
Egypt’s Journalists Syndicate vows to appeal the ruling closing Mada Masr and fining Lina Attalah EGP 3 million, warning of threats to press freedom.
An EGP3 million fine, closure and equipment confiscation for Mada Masr, followed by Lina Attalah’s detention. Inside the hearing, the licensing dispute and the case against Matsda2sh’s journalists.
The European Commission recommends excluding metal scrap exports to Egypt over gaps in environmental oversight evidence.
An academic’s criticism challenges Egypt Forum’s dialogue, amid government promises on wages and the economy.
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