Buy Your Life: Reconciliation in Murder Cases
Egypt’s Court of Cassation began applying Article 22 before its October effective date, allowing reconciliation in murder cases to reduce
11 May, 2026
Egypt’s Court of Cassation began applying Article 22 before its October effective date, allowing reconciliation in murder cases to reduce
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
170 collapses and 99 deaths in six months reveal the scale of building deterioration and the absence of local oversight
Amendments to Egypt’s nuclear law have split MPs and experts over whether financial settlements can provide adequate deterrence for offences
Some Gulf commentators criticized Egypt for not providing military support during Iranian attacks, despite Cairo’s extensive diplomatic efforts to contain
Ahmed Douma’s renewed detention hours after other prisoners’ release highlights repeated proceedings over expression and prison reporting. His family, lawyers
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 surged to US$1.65 billion a month, while shops account for just 5.4% of electricity use. Workers
Government-linked shareholders invested millions in Samanoud, yet workers received only 45% of their February wages before striking, while healthcare remained
Parliament approved new light-rail financing while debt service consumes most government revenue. MPs and economists debate whether completing transport links
Pensioners describe falling incomes and mounting food and medicine bills, as demands grow to link pensions to living costs and
Israel’s indefinite gas-export suspension tests Egypt’s contingency plans. Officials point to alternative LNG supplies, while experts warn of higher costs
Zawia3 documents 113 residential natural-gas incidents causing 349 deaths and injuries, examining gaps in maintenance, oversight and company accountability as
The head of Egypt’s childhood advancement foundation discusses a safeguarding lawsuit, accountability for school abuse, children’s rights and the need
Khaled Ali reveals the negotiations behind civilian presidential campaigns and his 2018 withdrawal, and discusses freedoms, public accountability and constitutional
Opposition MPs and experts question Egypt’s cabinet choices, policy continuity and the powers of a returning information ministry.
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
Writer and political thinker Ammar Ali Hassan discusses press freedom, parliament, the opposition, social violence and the crisis facing culture
A completed government draft remains stalled while advocates warn that outdated family laws leave women and children facing lengthy litigation
After months of voting, appeals and reruns, Egypt’s new House retains an overwhelming pro-government majority, limited opposition and women’s representation
El Maraya’s executive director discusses the publisher’s unexplained exclusion from the Cairo Book Fair, mounting financial pressures and efforts to
Rising food prices force families towards cheaper diets. Household testimonies and public data reveal the gap between Egypt’s food-security promises,
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