Ahead of the next Journalists Syndicate election, journalists debate state influence, union independence and a structural crisis that extends beyond
Since 2023, Egypt’s media reform file has passed through six official stages with 175 hours of committee discussions, yet the
Egypt is preparing for its final IMF program review, but repayments will continue through 2046. Economists argue that a national
Higher reserves and IMF praise contrast with rising household costs. Economists examine who bears the price of exchange-rate flexibility, energy
MPs identify family law, local government and building reconciliation as priorities, but no announced timetable settles when Egypt’s deferred bills
From corruption cases to railway disasters, ministerial resignations in Egypt often close a political crisis without publicly establishing who was
Restaurant workers describe unpaid wages and withheld documents in a fragmented sector of 180,585 establishments, where legal protections struggle to
Egypt proposes tougher penalties and continuous monitoring of online content, despite existing laws. Rights groups documented 626 people pursued over
The defense team’s request to impose a publication ban in the Sally Al-Jabbas case has reignited a legal debate: while
One worker died and seven were injured from heat stress at a solar energy project in Aswan in a single
Egypt’s Journalists Syndicate has submitted a bill replacing imprisonment for publication offences with proportionate remedies. Its recommendations remain pending as
The Civil Democratic Movement found itself confronting its deepest crisis when it defended the Nile-side palace of Conservative Party leader
A new law expands the Future of Egypt agency’s economic powers, creates a sovereign fund and raises questions about transparency,
Extending union terms by six months and moving future terms to five years renews debate over workers’ free choice, union
Thirteen years after the “Tamarod” (Rebel) campaign, signed by more than 22 million Egyptians, external debt has risen from $43
Owners of nearly 200 units at a North Coast resort filed reports and complaints with the Public Prosecution and the
Ahmed Tantawi recounts the details of the Hope Alliance of 2019 for the first time: how the idea was born,
Reported deaths and a legal challenge to higher public psychiatric treatment charges expose the gap between mental-health needs and families’
A withdrawn solidarity statement for Akmal Kortam exposes the Civil Democratic Movement’s disputes over leadership, priorities and the choice between
In his first extended interview in years, Egyptian lawyer and former MP Zyad Elelaimy — jailed for 3.5 years over
Egypt’s minimum wage for state workers is 8,000 Egyptian pounds while the minimum pension stands at 1,755 Egyptian pounds, as
Workers describe retroactive termination, disputed contracts and overdue commissions. Unionaire denies issuing dismissals and calls on employees to return, as
Human rights lawyer Azza Soliman tells Zawia3 that Egypt’s new personal status law risks partial fixes without the comprehensive family
Egypt spent $550 billion on infrastructure but recorded 5,260 road deaths in 2024, recurring sinkholes, and streets that flood with
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