Opinion

Egypt has always been known for its diverse soft power resources. Throughout history, Egyptian civilization, culture, heritage, values, media and…

Democracy is defined as a form of political governance based on the peaceful transfer of power and majority rule. This…

The conflict in Syria is entering its tenth year. Ten years of war, suffering and grief. And it’s still not…

This title has been published thousands of times on social media, as an expression of gratitude towards the efforts of…

I recently read a book titled “What to Expect When No One’s Expecting” by the American writer Jonathan V. Last.…

Egypt currently faces two major challenges. The first, which is existential, is related to the issue of water rights and…

The Middle East remains a dilemma for American foreign policy. Ever since Washington began to pay attention to the region,…

Most advocates of religious discourse start from a disruptive assumption that makes this discourse inactive and distant from the present.…

Professor Jaber Nassar (the former president of Cairo University) wrote, wondering: “People finance all these entities requesting donations through advertisements…

Decision-making circles in the world’s countries today are not only preoccupied with how to develop and test ways to limit…