Opinion

Do we learn, or are we still illiterate?

Do we learn, or are we still illiterate?

On Saturday, December 14 the front page of the Financial Times featured a photograph titled “Syrians mark fall of Assad”.…
A Government without accountability

A Government without accountability

Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly thanked the Speaker of Parliament for the wise management of the state’s final accounts sessions. An…
Trump vs Harvard University

Trump vs Harvard University

In a surprise move—though one expected from Trump—the US President has attacked Harvard University, calling it a “disgrace,” and threatening…
The brain drain of doctors

The brain drain of doctors

The migration of doctors isn’t just a narrow issue concerning Egypt: rather, it is an indication of how science and…
An insult to the dignity of Egyptian women

An insult to the dignity of Egyptian women

Amidst the many social and political transformations Egypt is witnessing, the dignity and value of Egyptian women continue to be…
Egypt’s latest effort to halt the war

Egypt’s latest effort to halt the war

Amidst Israel’s ongoing war on the Gaza Strip, its persistent attempts to displace its residents, and global political wrangling incapable…
A one-sided war

A one-sided war

War only becomes a war when it is between two sides, just like a duel with swords or pistols. But…
An Enigmatic Operation

An Enigmatic Operation

The US military operation against the Huthi group in Yemen continues to escalate, without any clear reason or even defined…
Separating myth from fact in the alleged discovery beneath the Pyramids

Separating myth from fact in the alleged discovery beneath the Pyramids

A friend shared a video with me of a purported groundbreaking new discovery about the pyramids, and that’s where this…
The stalled truce

The stalled truce

Israel does not wish to complete the first phase of the ceasefire agreement and move to the second phase, practically…
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