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The life and death of Khanoufa: A personal account of Cairo’s ‘most dangerous thug’

The life and death of Khanoufa: A personal account of Cairo’s ‘most dangerous thug’

Last Friday, police captured a man they called "Cairo's most dangerous criminal." The Egyptian media jumped at the opportunity to…
In anticipation of new law, Egypt’s labor unions in limbo

In anticipation of new law, Egypt’s labor unions in limbo

Egypt's trade union movement is approaching an uncertain juncture, with the future of both the state-controlled federation and its independent…
In new Egypt, foreign policy not just for diplomats

In new Egypt, foreign policy not just for diplomats

Ahmed al-Shehat clambered up the façade of Israel's high-rise Cairo embassy, scaling over 21 floors, to pull down the flag…
Araby struggles to reform resistant Arab League

Araby struggles to reform resistant Arab League

Nabil al-Araby attended his first official Arab League meeting as the body’s new Secretary General on Saturday night amid hopes…
War and peace: Egyptians consider post-uprising relations with Israel

War and peace: Egyptians consider post-uprising relations with Israel

Mohamed Abdel Razek Ali has been standing outside the Israeli Embassy for the past week. His clothes are torn, his…
Amid renewed unrest, political players discuss Sinai development

Amid renewed unrest, political players discuss Sinai development

In the wake of renewed unrest in Sinai, talk about the dire need to develop the eastern peninsula is resurfacing.…
Recent changes at Maspero don’t eradicate Mubarak-era mindset

Recent changes at Maspero don’t eradicate Mubarak-era mindset

In early April, 22 year-old reporter Salma Amer was told by her superiors at Nile TV that her freelance contract…
Former Egyptian ambassador to Israel: Peace treaty should be modified

Former Egyptian ambassador to Israel: Peace treaty should be modified

The recent clashes on the Egyptian-Israeli border have again provoked debate about modifying the peace agreement between the two neighbors…
Report reveals continued bias in state-run media since January uprising

Report reveals continued bias in state-run media since January uprising

Egypt’s local press coverage of government activities has continued to be editorially partial in recent months, driven by the same…
Cairo’s poorest residents help the less fortunate in Somalia

Cairo’s poorest residents help the less fortunate in Somalia

Ezzbet Abu Qarn is a place that wealthy and upper middle-class Cairenes see as worthy of donations and campaigns, especially…
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