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New channel targets Coptic youth

New channel targets Coptic youth

George sits down, flips on the television and searches for something to watch. He says he is looking for something…
Hosni in for UNESCO fight

Hosni in for UNESCO fight

With international pressure mounting on Egypt’s Culture Minister Farouk Hosny’s bid to become the first Arab head of UNESCO –…
Labor leader Nagi Rashad: A Profile

Labor leader Nagi Rashad: A Profile

For the past few years Egypt's labor movement has been sending shock waves through the country, as the number of…
Reformist in the balance

Reformist in the balance

In an exclusive interview to the English Edition of Al Masry Al Youm before his arrest last week, Abdel Moneim…
Reporting from afar

Reporting from afar

CAIRO--In the fast-paced Internet age, timing has become vitally important for news organizations to remain afloat. With dwindling revenue from…
A split in the Brotherhood

A split in the Brotherhood

Young workers move frantically around the office, bringing coffee and tea to visitors who wait to meet with the Muslim…
Unforgivable delay?

Unforgivable delay?

The Arab world continues to follow the coverage of Marwa El Sherbini’s murder with keen interest, however the western media…
Ahead of the protest: Activists strategize legally, digitally

Ahead of the protest: Activists strategize legally, digitally

On 2 May, Cairo is set to witness a nationwide workers’ protest to demand an increase of the national minimum…
Lord David Owen talks democracy, intervention

Lord David Owen talks democracy, intervention

British politician Lord David Owen spoke to a group of Egyptian journalists on Tuesday on the twin subjects of democracy…
ElBaradei in Boston: An urgently needed agenda for change

ElBaradei in Boston: An urgently needed agenda for change

While Egyptians in the US have basically decided that Mohamed ElBaradei is the long-awaited messiah, the 67-year-old pro-reform activist's visit…
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