Features/Interviews

When Ihab Fouly, 45, learned of the popular uprising in Tahrir Square on 25 January from his home in Kuwait,…

As calls for reform echo through Egypt’s government institutions, judges are pushing for an overhaul of the long-criticized Judicial Authority…

In 2007, a graduate student told Sherif Kamel, dean of the American University in Cairo's School of Business, that he…

Local councils are the only remaining elected bodies dominated by members of the former ruling National Democratic Party (NDP), which…

Rafah and Arish – In the first week of June, a group of Bedouin tribesmen living on the Palestinian side…

Down the narrow alleyways of Cairo's Sayidda Zeinab neighbourhood, 100 men sway their heads and clap in rhythm as they…

While the debate over whether the Constitution should be written before or after the parliamentary elections continues to capture national…

Representatives of the New York City-area Egyptian community met with Consul General Youssef Zada on 5 June to discuss how…

As the sit-in protest in front of the state television and radio building at Maspero enters its eighth day, Khalid…

After surviving three decades of oppression under Mubarak’s regime, Egypt’s traditional, state-approved opposition parties are now struggling to adapt to…