Nadine Marroushi

The expiration of Egypt’s state of emergency, a continued faceoff between the two remaining presidential candidates and another round of…

Despite high praise from the Presidential Elections Commission for expressing the free will of the people, the first round vote…

The first day of the presidential election dominates today’s news, with images giving just as much of a sense of…

A few days ahead of the commemoration of the Nakba, the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, the artists and activists partaking in…

Laila Soueif, a long-time Egyptian activist in her 50s and assistant professor at Cairo University, chuckles softly and humbly at…

Update: PalFest organizers were granted on Thursday afternoon travel permits by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to travel to Gaza…

 An issue that has enraged Parliament members in the Budget and Planning Committee over the last few months, and those…

Nothing should be taken for granted when it comes to Egypt’s upcoming presidential election, especially considering Thursday’s news that Ahmed…

More than 90 percent of all companies in Egypt are micro enterprises, meaning they employ less than five people. At…

One month after the regime of former President Hosni Mubarak fell, in March 2011, Hassan Malek was released from jail.…