Features/Interviews

Akhmim village, Sohag-- Two women, clad in black, and a young girl are kneeling over a pile of burning paper…

The Egyptian government has passed a so-called “limited version” of the unpopular Emergency Law. But critics see the move as…

The Emergency Law, which has given the Egyptian government sweeping powers to detain citizens for the last three decades, has…

In the face of increasing varieties of alternative media channels, printed newspapers are likely to remain a primary source of…

Downtown: it boasts some of Cairo’s best-kept architecture, alongside some of it most battered buildings; some of the classiest establishments,…

After hearing rumors about “the company that is buying out Downtown Cairo” and questions about the fate of the area,…

Al-Masry Al-Youm speaks to Soheir Hawas, the head of the Studies Administration at the National Organization for Urban Harmony, about…

Dr. Raouf Hindi proudly holds up the national ID cards of his children Emad and Nancy. The 16-year-old twins are…

Aswan--In a nation where UNICEF estimates 96 percent of all married women have undergone some form of female genital mutilation…

On occasions, coverage of Marwa El Sherbini's was influenced by players' agendas, Hossam el-Hamalawy writes. The gruesome murder of the…