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Sexual harassment: A pan-Arab ‘nightmare’

Sexual harassment: A pan-Arab ‘nightmare’

On the second day of the sexual harassment conference in Cairo, in the midst of discussions comparing legislation and government…
ElBaradei: Courting the “anybody-but-Gamal” vote

ElBaradei: Courting the “anybody-but-Gamal” vote

First it was Arab League chief Amr Moussa’s turn in the presidential speculation spotlight. Then there was a brief--and admittedly…
Pro-government journalist reelected syndicate head

Pro-government journalist reelected syndicate head

Pro-government incumbent Makram Mohamed Ahmed was reelected head of the Egyptian Press Syndicate Sunday after beating independent candidate Diaa Rashwan,…
Who should be the next president?

Who should be the next president?

Speculation is swirling as Egypt prepares for the 2011 presidential election. While a number of prominent leaders including Amr Moussa…
Health care… for some?

Health care… for some?

This week has seen activists, parliamentarians and medical patients demonstrate against recent profit-oriented reforms of Egypt's system of health insurance.
Report blames police states, Obama, Salafism for region’s rights woes

Report blames police states, Obama, Salafism for region’s rights woes

US-allied Arab regimes remain wedded to a broad array of repressive laws that serve to undermine basic liberties, a leading…
Mahalla textile workers mull strike action

Mahalla textile workers mull strike action

After weeks of preparation for a strike at the Misr Spinning and Weaving Company in the Cairo industrial district of…
Health expert accuses govt of ‘terrifying people’ over swine flu

Health expert accuses govt of ‘terrifying people’ over swine flu

Egypt recorded on Monday its 32nd official death from H1N1, also known as swine flu, marking a sharp spike in…
Prisoners in the shadows

Prisoners in the shadows

While Egypt is playing a key role in negotiations between Palestinians and Israelis over a possible prisoner exchange, the country…
Global problem, global editorial

Global problem, global editorial

From Argentina to Zimbabwe, newspapers around the world spoke with one voice yesterday about an issue affecting every person on…
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