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Just one day before Labor Day, the Interior Ministry is facing more internal dissent than any other government office. Two…

“We are the future of this country,” says Ahmed Malek, also known as Junior Malek, about people his age who…

With the ongoing marginalization of Egypt’s working classes, the revolutionary demands of “bread, freedom, and social justice” remain distant goals.…

As decades-old authoritarian regimes crumbled or eased their grip in countries as widespread as Myanmar, Egypt, Libya and Tunisia, freedom…

Earlier this month, thousands of people rallied in the Mansoura stadium at a campaign event for the Muslim Brotherhood’s last-minute…

For decades, Hesham al-Bastawisi led the battle for the independence of the judiciary under toppled President Hosni Mubarak. For years,…

The media and economists frequently ring alarm bells about Egypt’s bleeding treasury and looming cash crisis. It is not uncommon…

Cairo University, Egypt’s largest public university, voted for its student union this year weeks after the vote was initially scheduled,…

The detention of Egyptian human rights lawyer Ahmed al-Gizawy by authorities in Saudi Arabia last week spurred popular outrage that…

Located on the ground floor of a spacious low-rise building, shaded by tall trees facing a small garden, the Greek…