Opinion
Mexico and Egypt: Independence, friendship and bridges for the future
September 16, 2026
Mexico and Egypt: Independence, friendship and bridges for the future
Every September, Mexicans come together to remember the beginning of our struggle for Independence in 1810. In 2026, we commemorate…
Banning the hijab
September 8, 2026
Banning the hijab
France’s far-right National Rally party, led by presidential candidate Marine Le Pen, has renewed calls to ban the hijab in…
Naglaa Fathi – The eternal sweetheart
September 5, 2026
Naglaa Fathi – The eternal sweetheart
Egyptian screen icon Naglaa Fathi long epitomized unfiltered grace, maintaining the same untouched, youthful spirit that defined her breakthrough decades…
London Has Fallen
August 23, 2026
London Has Fallen
I studied in London during 1970s amidst the IRA bombings – a time when the government encouraged you to conserve…
The North Coast’s “Forbidden City”
August 20, 2026
The North Coast’s “Forbidden City”
For 500 years (1420–1924), China’s “Forbidden City” served as the exclusive realm of 24 emperors—off-limits to the public, shielded by…
Tomorrow is here
August 1, 2026
Tomorrow is here
I’ve been concerned for some time now about the pace of global change. This pace continues to accelerate and,…
Amr Diab: Unlocking the secret of the trend
July 26, 2026
Amr Diab: Unlocking the secret of the trend
With almost every new album release, Amr Diab faces a remarkably predictable wall of criticism—much of it filtered through a…
Why are we ashamed of the Egyptian dialect?
June 22, 2026
Why are we ashamed of the Egyptian dialect?
A global organization specialized in language statistics and documentation recently published an index ranking the world’s most widely spoken living…
Iran has a nuclear weapon – so what?
May 15, 2026
Iran has a nuclear weapon – so what?
It was cold and windy in Prague. I had arrived less than an hour ago, and a slight drizzle had…