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Amid a controversial case against NGOs charged with receiving illegal funding, a new bill regulating the work of civil society…

The left wing of Egyptian politics boasts some of the most notable figures of the revolution, including political intellectuals, human…

As the countdown to the presidential election begins, Egypt’s largest political group, the Muslim Brotherhood, remains undecided on endorsing a…

Bassem Youssef is visibly exhausted. A man known for his vitality and humor both on and off-screen, he seems tired,…

On Thursday night, I was bragging to an American tourist on a plane back to Cairo about having worked with…

In a small cell in South Cairo Court Complex, a 12-year-old child sat behind bars awaiting his hearing earlier this…

In Shamma, a small village north of Cairo in Monufiya Governorate, about a hundred farmers gathered eagerly last Monday at…

Al-Masry Al-Youm met with presidential hopeful Hazem Salah Abu Ismail, who expounded on his criticism of political deals surrounding presidential…

A harp with no player, a piano and no pianist, opulent seats but no people, a Garden of Eden without…

El-Nahda is a tough rural hinterland of lush green interspersed with the glowering, metallic silhouettes of industrial plants. The village…