Accounts from Mansoura reveal allegations of psychiatric confinement driven by family and inheritance disputes, exposing questions about independent assessment and
Hospital records and staff accounts reveal idle beds, stalled maintenance and specialist shortages at one of Egypt’s largest psychiatric hospitals,
More than a year after Egypt enacted its older persons’ rights law, MPs and rights advocates say delayed implementing regulations
An investigation reveals that 63% of Egypt’s delivery workers suffer injuries without compensation, 97% have no social insurance, and many
Official Helwan University records show EGP 915,505.65 paid to its secretary-general in less than a year, including a EGP 177,099.54
A ban targeting children’s electric scooters has unsettled Egypt’s two-wheeler market, as traders report broader seizures and call for clear
Parents calling for a school boycott describe exhausted children and rising costs, while teachers and experts debate whether the problem
Rental prices at the 2026 Cairo International Book Fair have risen by up to 250%, forcing many Egyptian publishers to
The Sharm El-Sheikh Peace Summit, co-chaired by Egypt and the United States, resulted in a 20-point ceasefire plan for Gaza
Egypt’s cotton production dropped to 107,800 tons in 2024/2025, a 35% decline linked to the end of price guarantees, climate
The Sharm El-Sheikh Summit brings together 25 world leaders under Egyptian-American leadership to finalize a Gaza ceasefire and peace roadmap.
Dozens of Egyptian minors remain detained in Libya’s Bir Al-Ghanam prison under harsh conditions, facing extortion, abuse, and uncertainty as
Experts link the flooding of Egypt’s Nile Delta to inaccurate water management estimates and Ethiopia’s sudden dam discharges. Thousands of
Egypt faces a growing kidney failure crisis as thousands of patients struggle with severe drug shortages, rising dialysis costs, and
After Samir El-Tantawy’s death at a Port Said tournament, para athletes describe inaccessible facilities and inadequate support, while officials defend
King Amenemope’s 3,000-year-old bracelet, stolen from the Egyptian Museum, was melted and reshaped—lost forever—exposing Egypt’s deep antiquities crisis
Workers dismissed under Egypt’s drug-testing law describe lost livelihoods, debt and disputed results, as a constitutional challenge reopens questions of
Egypt has the world’s highest cesarean rate, with 72% of mothers delivering by C-section. Rising costs, shortages in safe natural
Egyptian families face rising school fees and sudden curriculum mandates as the government retreats from free education. New policies affect
The 9 September strike on Qatar draws condemnation and raises urgent questions about the safety of mediators and prospects for
Activists and researchers examine violence in public and private life, gaps in legal protection and the distance between empowerment policies
A glut of tomatoes has driven prices below growing costs, leaving farmers with spoiled harvests and mounting losses as processors
Two years after their homes were demolished for a Nile crossing, families in Sohag say compensation cannot secure replacements and
How development projects in Alexandria have become an environmental and urban threat—through beach reclamation, corniche privatization, and coastal erosion—in the
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