
After Land, Wheat, and Fish: Egypt’s Future of Egypt Authority Takes Over 40,000 Subsidized Food Outlets
A government memorandum transfers Egypt’s 40,000 subsidized food outlets serving 60.8 million citizens to the “Carry On” brand under the

A government memorandum transfers Egypt’s 40,000 subsidized food outlets serving 60.8 million citizens to the “Carry On” brand under the

Visit Egypt as an Egyptian, not a tourist. A deep guide to Cairo, Sinai, Luxor, Aswan, Siwa, real costs, hidden

Security forces shot two young men with live fire inside a café on Al-Warraq Island in February, as Egypt escalates

A government decision to allocate 69.55 feddans from the Agricultural Research Center’s lands in Giza to the Egypt’s Future Authority

Security forces re-arrest Ultras White Knights leader Sayed Meshagheb hours after his release following nearly 11 years in prison, raising

Around 12,000 teacher applicants were excluded from government jobs in Egypt after passing official exams, due to military academy tests

Zawia3, alongside media institutions and international civil society organizations, has called on AppLogic Networks to disclose the extent of its

A new report documents how Egyptian authorities use consular denial, digital surveillance, legal harassment, and family targeting to pursue dissidents

Egypt imports millions of tons of wheat at prices higher than global averages, while a military-affiliated entity expands control over

Zawia3 obtained internal WhatsApp messages from Administrative Prosecution counselors in a Giza general committee showing instructions attributed to the National

Sources told Zawia3 that the National Security Sector summoned candidates from the contested districts over the past two days to

The President’s remarks about “electoral violations” came after sovereign reports warned of broad public discontent, as the National Election Authority

Egypt’s 2025 Senate elections were marred by widespread violations, political manipulation, and a call for boycott. With pre-determined results and

Zawia3 investigates Egypt’s military-driven economy, revealing exclusive privileges, forced conscript labor, and the impact on private sector collapse—backed by testimony,

UNHCR has cut financial aid for thousands of refugees in Egypt due to a global funding crisis, leaving vulnerable families—especially

The UAE’s expansion within the Suez Canal Economic Zone highlights a fundamental issue concerning the potential conflict of interest between

Egypt’s 2025 parliamentary elections will be held without full judicial supervision for the first time in decades, under a closed-list

Despite public anger and legal pressure, investigations into the killing of two youths in Nageela remain stalled, raising fears of

Despite escalating political tensions and the Gaza war, Egypt-Israel trade has surged to unprecedented levels, driven by energy needs and

Mahmoud Asaad, 26, died in Al-Khalifa Police Station after alleged torture and suspension by the wrists; his body showed clear

Two innocent young men were executed by Egyptian police after surrendering in place of detained female relatives, in a case

dozens of human rights lawyers have been forced into exile—fleeing a homeland that once relied on them to defend the

Egypt is transferring state-owned companies to the Sovereign Fund, raising concerns over transparency and public accountability.

The issue of female political prisoners in Egypt remains largely overlooked, despite ongoing human rights violations and increasing calls for

Egypt has blocked Zawia3 for the second time in a month, triggering condemnation from 33 international organizations.

Between silence and fear, enforced disappearance in Egypt has become a normalized reality for victims and their families.

If some view censorship as an end, we see it as a beginning—the beginning of a broader struggle, one that

An Egyptian military agency imported over 20,000 tons of wheat carried by a Russian vessel originally destined for Syria. The

The Egyptian consulates abroad are imposing new security measures, restricting the issuance of official documents for expatriates and subjecting

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