Al Manassa’s writer Basel Ramsis joins the Global Sumud Flotilla sailing from Barcelona to Gaza, carrying with him the hearts of millions who cannot march or sail, but refuse to be silent.
In Gaza, journalism is a death sentence. On this day, Al Manassa stands with those who chose to stay and paid with their lives. And we name the killer.
As Gaza’s future hangs in the balance, Hamas official opens up about the state of ceasefire talks, the fate of the resistance's weapons, and the desperate search for an end to war.
With opposition wiped out and turnout low, Egypt’s Senate elections tighten the grip of government-aligned parties through coordination, cash, and closed lists.
An investigation into 2025 Senate vote reveals a roster of “watchdogs” with fake titles, phantom organizations, and no record of monitoring, yet all were approved by the state.
Skyrocketing property prices on Egypt’s “wicked coast” raise fears of a looming bubble, as Gulf buyers, expats, and elites drive demand beyond most locals’ reach.
An insider’s look at how international schools in Egypt privilege foreign teachers over Egyptians, exposing deep inequalities in pay, status, and opportunity.
Behind TikTok’s fun façade lies a hidden economy of livestreams, gifts, battles, and digital patrons driving money, drama, and addiction.
What happens when housing, water, and education are no longer rights, but products? In Egypt’s march toward full commodification, survival itself has a price tag.
Examining how centers of scientific excellence—from India’s TIFR to Germany’s Max Planck—show the transformative power of investing in fundamental sciences.