As Egypt feared GERD’s impact, the state expanded desert megaprojects, diverting water from small farmers and deepening rural inequality in the name of development.
Despite a ban, Egypt imports thousands of tons of methyl bromide. Farmers use it widely, risking health and the ozone layer.
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.
Some of Egypt’s major transport projects took on commercial-rate loans, raising questions about costs, priorities, and long-term debt risks.
Lions and tigers vanished. Carcasses burned. As Egypt renovates its oldest zoo, officials and activists uncover a trail of destruction behind locked gates.
Behind TikTok’s fun façade lies a hidden economy of livestreams, gifts, battles, and digital patrons driving money, drama, and addiction.
Real estate firms act like mini-states, turning basic rights into costly privileges and deepening class segregation behind gated walls.
The arrest of a young creator over an AI video for the Grand Egyptian Museum sparks debate on creativity, law, and monopolies in Egypt.
