Egyptian government destroys people’s houses without indemnity
The Egyptian government has begun removing residential buildings next to
the ring road, the highway that goes around Cairo, for road expansions. This
step raised outrage among the citizens...
Egyptian authors face the guillotine as politics is prohibited
Writers and authors in Egypt are suffering from the guillotine of
censorship and obstacles to obtaining a deposit number for books with titles
that could be interpreted as being...
Birth control in the name of religion: al-Sisi’s campaign to stop overpopulation
Hours after Abdel Fattah al-Sisi's statements about the danger of the population increase, Egyptians were bombarded with statements issued by official religious institutions and prominent clerics regarding...
Could al-Sisi’s conditional opposition materialise and why now?
In a rare conversation about the opposition,
Abdel Fattah al-Sisi set two conditions for what he called the "correct
opposition" in his country, the first of which is that...
Through his arms deal did Biden disappoint Egyptian detainees?
The US State Department
announced its approval to sell tactical missiles to Egypt worth $197 million,
indicating that it would like to support a "strategic partner" from
outside NATO.
The decline of unemployment: The fraud al-Sisi’s regime promotes
The Central Agency for Public Mobilisation and Statistics in Egypt declared a decline of unemployment in Q4 of year 2020 to 7.2 per cent compared with 7.3...
Al-Sisi’s regime erases historical Cairo and distorts history
Fears
and criticism are increasing in Egypt about the disappearance of the historical
face of Cairo, due to the bridges and expansions carried out by Abdel Fattah al-Sisi's
government, which...
Egypt and Ethiopia compete for the White House
Since US President Joe Biden's arrival to power, no member of his administration has addressed the Renaissance Dam crisis, and no one knows so far how it...
How did the Egyptians pay for the new administrative capital?
Official statements in
Egypt, claiming that the Egyptians did not pay a single dime to finance the
capital, sparked controversy due to what economists say are debts and a...
Egypt and Saudi Arabia have common interests despite differing visions
Egypt and Saudi Arabia are keen to maintain their relationship at the strategic partnership level because of shared interests and common perceptions of threats, despite the two...