Features/Interviews

Human rights activists have labelled the Monday report by Egypt’s rights' agency on the human rights situation since June 2013…

Mohamed Al-Morshidy, President of the Chamber of Textile Industries, said in an interview with Al-Masry Al-Youm that the industry is…

With rising temperatures on Tuesday and Wednesday, Egyptians faced the heat in different ways. In Cairo, people drank a lot of…

Amid the bustle of the De La Salle Square in Daher, a small cart covered with green curtains was placed.

As President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi approaches the end of his first year in office next month, rare signs of discontent…

Despite a high prevalence of sexual harassment in Egypt, of which 85 percent of women say they have been subject…

Against a backdrop of Iraq and Syria in flames, Middle Eastern political and business leaders sought to focus on a…

Economic recovery cannot act alone as a safeguard towards political stability, a Middle East expert has said, as Egypt puts…

Egyptian security forces have grown accustomed to being targeted by Islamist militants. Now some judges are buying guns for protection…

In an interview with Al-Masry Al-Youm, Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry commented on international reactions to the death sentence against deposed…