A Law Without Text: Who Protects Christians from the Christians’ Law?
35 meetings were held to prepare the Personal Status Law for Christians in Egypt until April 2026, yet the full
5 May, 2026
35 meetings were held to prepare the Personal Status Law for Christians in Egypt until April 2026, yet the full
Egypt’s Civil Democratic Movement outlined a rescue plan at its second economic conference, calling for a shift away from debt
Egypt spent $550 billion on infrastructure but recorded 5,260 road deaths in 2024, recurring sinkholes, and streets that flood with
The Egyptian House of Representatives approved a bill submitted by the government to amend some provisions of Law No. 7
Some Gulf commentators criticized Egypt for not providing military support during Iranian attacks, despite Cairo’s extensive diplomatic efforts to contain
While a number of prisoners of conscience in Egypt were released, the State Security Prosecution decided to detain activist Ahmed
A rights group tracked 216 suicides in Egypt in 2024 and warns the true figure may be ten times higher,
Egypt’s gas import bill jumped from $560 million to $1.65 billion a month, while shops consume only 5.4% of electricity.
A company owned by government bodies that pump in millions of pounds, while its workers receive only 45% of their
80% of state revenue goes to debts…
And yet, Egypt is borrowing a new $332 million for the light
Pensioners describe falling incomes and mounting food and medicine bills, as demands grow to link pensions to living costs and
Cairo is moving to buy between 40 and 60 LNG shipments that could cost $3 billion, while gas makes up
116 deaths, among them 37 children, and 233 injuries in just two years because of natural gas leaks inside Egyptian
In this interview with Zawia3, Hany Helal, head of the Egyptian Foundation for the Advancement of Childhood Conditions, talks about
In his interview with Zawia3, Khaled Ali reveals what went on behind the scenes of his candidacy for, and withdrawal
The new ministers were sworn in before El-Sisi, with confidence renewed in Mostafa Madbouly for the third time and the
Despite constitutional guarantees, Egypt continues to prosecute atheists and religious dissenters through contempt of religion charges and state security cases.
After the end of emergency rule, Egypt expanded ordinary laws to prosecute political activity, turning pretrial detention and anti-terror charges
Hassan believes the opposition has been suffering for a long time. We are facing either an opposition that the authorities
More than a century after the issuance of the first personal status law in Egypt, the Egyptian family is still
The results of 27 districts in which the elections were rerun brought the curtain down on the longest parliamentary elections
For the second year in a row, El Maraya publishing house is barred from taking part in the Cairo International
49% of Egyptian households suffer from food shortages and 40% of the population face malnutrition-related diseases
More than 100 days after the application of the new Labour Law No. 14 of 2025, thousands of workers in
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