In a wide-ranging election interview, Abdel Mohsen Salama discusses journalists’ pay, detained colleagues, digital membership and his opposition to protests
Ahead of the 2025 Journalists Syndicate election, Khaled El-Balshy discusses press freedom, detained colleagues, membership disputes and the economic future
Hamdeen Sabahy revisits the revolution’s mistakes, his presidential campaigns and the National Dialogue, calling for a peaceful route out of
The new social security law recognises a separated Christian woman only with a church certificate or court ruling, leaving many
Current law requires working at a print newspaper to join the Journalists’ Syndicate, limiting digital journalists’ right to union protection.
Asmaa Mahfouz returns to politics after a 10-year absence, explaining her stance on the authorities and her support for national
Yomna Ayad’s exclusion from the Paris Olympics exposes the disregard for biological sex and the discrimination against women in Egyptian
The Hope Current party keeps collecting endorsements to found Ahmed Tantawy’s party despite his imprisonment, and says it will not
The implications of healthcare privatization in Egypt, highlighting economic impacts and concerns over patient rights.
The falling prices of cotton in Egypt’s auctions have led to a significant crisis for farmers, impacting their economic stability
Soaring food prices and a weakened pound force Egyptian families to cut back on Ramadan staples, yamish and charity bags
Egypt’s agricultural crops face severe water shortages, resulting in significant losses for farmers. The decline in government investments in water
Dengue fever surges in Upper Egypt, government denies and neglects. An investigative report on the health crisis
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