Features/Interviews

Although leprosy is on the verge of extinction and many people have completely forgoten about this disease, there are still…

At the end of April, Tamarod called for protests and its call spread quickly among people. On 23 June, you…

A young, niqab-clad journalist carefully tiptoed through the black, burned out shell of a house, her feet cracking broken tiles…

In a religious country such as Egypt, despite atheism being a taboo highly frowned upon, atheists say their numbers are…

Volunteers gather inside ambulances outside the Helwan metro stop, surrounded by crowds of people and vendors, ready to donate toward…

We like to say that we respect the dead. Perhaps, it is these values that give us the hope that…

Prime Minister Hazem al-Beblawy said the government would extend the state of emergency for two months, stepping up military operations…

Since the ouster of former President Mohamed Morsy by the army amid mass protests against the Brotherhood, some critics have…

During their tour of Egypt last weekend, a delegation of American congressmen from the Republican Party held a news conference,…

Ahmed al-Jarba, head of the National Coalition for Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces, recently sat down with Al-Masry Al-Youm in an…