Investigations

After “Zero Arrears”: Petroleum Debt Exceeds EGP 1.6 Trillion. Has the Crisis Ended or Merely Changed Its Name?

Gold Miners Under Attack: What the Ground Reveals at Eigad and Hangaliya

They Bought the Land, Then Were Asked to Pay Again: The Plight of New Sphinx Landowners

Sending Egyptian troops to Saudi Arabia: disagreements within state institutions and questions over the limits of military intervention

Manufacturing False Consensus in Egypt: “Electronic Committees” from Mubarak’s Accounts to Marketing Companies

From Media Coverage to the Prosecution Statement: How Matsda2sh Was Framed as a Security Threat

300 Kilometres for a Dose: Matrouh Families Pay the Price of Missing Specialist Care

Environmental Change or Pollution? Mass Fish Deaths at Lake Manzala and the Diba Triangle Inflict Heavy Losses on Farmers

Nile Lands: Who Owns the Land and Who Harvests Its Value After Eviction?

Water Every Eight Days: Hurghada Runs Dry Amid Its Hotels

Artificial Intelligence Becomes an Accusation in Egypt’s Newsrooms

Sandbars in the Nile, Shuttered Water Stations: The GERD’s First Real Drought Test Has Arrived

30% of Al-Obour’s Green Belt Has Disappeared

From a National Youth-Housing Project to a Ghost Town: Kilometer 26 in Alexandria

Canceled Residency and Blocked Renewals: Egyptians in the UAE Challenge the Official Account

They Paid in Full, Registered the Deeds, Won in Court. Then Mostakbal Misr Demolished Their Village

Egypt: The Farmer Plants Wheat for 50,000 Pounds and Sells It for 50,000 Pounds

A Twenty-pound Procedure Becomes a Gatekeeper: How Egypt’s Book Deposit Numbers Enable Censorship

No Rest, Toilets or First Aid: Egypt’s Women Agricultural Workers Bear the Cost of Climate Change

The Nile’s Toughest Test Since the High Dam: Drought, Withheld Water and a Structural Deficit

1,400 Doctors Left Without a Specialty as Hospitals Report Shortages and the Ministry Holds Its Position

A 400-Year-Old Document Just Froze Property Transactions for Hundreds of Thousands of Egyptians

Investigations

Egypt’s Tawfiqi Canal: An Irrigation Lifeline for 171,000 Feddans Narrows Beneath the Asphalt

Headed by the Defense Minister, Who Appoints Its President and Deans: This Is Kayan University

After “Zero Arrears”: Petroleum Debt Exceeds EGP 1.6 Trillion. Has the Crisis Ended or Merely Changed Its Name?

Gold Miners Under Attack: What the Ground Reveals at Eigad and Hangaliya

They Bought the Land, Then Were Asked to Pay Again: The Plight of New Sphinx Landowners

Sending Egyptian troops to Saudi Arabia: disagreements within state institutions and questions over the limits of military intervention

Manufacturing False Consensus in Egypt: “Electronic Committees” from Mubarak’s Accounts to Marketing Companies

From Media Coverage to the Prosecution Statement: How Matsda2sh Was Framed as a Security Threat

300 Kilometres for a Dose: Matrouh Families Pay the Price of Missing Specialist Care

Environmental Change or Pollution? Mass Fish Deaths at Lake Manzala and the Diba Triangle Inflict Heavy Losses on Farmers

Nile Lands: Who Owns the Land and Who Harvests Its Value After Eviction?

Water Every Eight Days: Hurghada Runs Dry Amid Its Hotels

Artificial Intelligence Becomes an Accusation in Egypt’s Newsrooms

Sandbars in the Nile, Shuttered Water Stations: The GERD’s First Real Drought Test Has Arrived

30% of Al-Obour’s Green Belt Has Disappeared

From a National Youth-Housing Project to a Ghost Town: Kilometer 26 in Alexandria

Canceled Residency and Blocked Renewals: Egyptians in the UAE Challenge the Official Account

They Paid in Full, Registered the Deeds, Won in Court. Then Mostakbal Misr Demolished Their Village

Egypt: The Farmer Plants Wheat for 50,000 Pounds and Sells It for 50,000 Pounds

A Twenty-pound Procedure Becomes a Gatekeeper: How Egypt’s Book Deposit Numbers Enable Censorship

No Rest, Toilets or First Aid: Egypt’s Women Agricultural Workers Bear the Cost of Climate Change

The Nile’s Toughest Test Since the High Dam: Drought, Withheld Water and a Structural Deficit

1,400 Doctors Left Without a Specialty as Hospitals Report Shortages and the Ministry Holds Its Position

A 400-Year-Old Document Just Froze Property Transactions for Hundreds of Thousands of Egyptians

Investigations

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