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From Egyptian small farms, to Israeli tables

Behind frozen greens in Israeli markets lies a 650% surge in Egyptian exporters: a vast network stretching from hidden Delta hamlets to active shipping lanes.

Yousef Okail_ 27-8-2026

From Egyptian small farms, to Israeli tables

Politics_ Explainer| What changes for refugees as Egypt’s new asylum system takes effect

Ahmed Dahaby_ 25-8-2026

Explainer| What changes for refugees as Egypt’s new asylum system takes effect
Politics_

The Road to Wady El-Mullak: Eighteen children died in the dust. Then the politicians arrived

Systemic neglect meets political theater in Wady El-Mullak, where roads are only paved and bridges built when officials arrive to mourn the 18 young workers they failed to protect

Yousef Okail_ 17-8-2026

The Road to Wady El-Mullak: Eighteen children died in the dust. Then the politicians arrived

Society_ Rent, reputation, and the right to exist: A single woman’s search for housing in Cairo

Mahitab Abdel Fattah_ 23-8-2026

Rent, reputation, and the right to exist: A single woman’s search for housing in Cairo

Urban & Economy_ A new stab at an old problem: Can Egypt solve its industrial land shortage?

Hager Atteya_ 19-8-2026

A new stab at an old problem: Can Egypt solve its industrial land shortage?

News_

Egypt clears EGP 88.3B state media debt via land transfer

Egypt clears EGP 88.3B state media debt via land transfer

Egypt wheat imports rise 21% despite Black Sea supply collapse

Egypt wheat imports rise 21% despite Black Sea supply collapse

El-Sisi affirms Egyptian armed forces ready as regional tensions rise

El-Sisi affirms Egyptian armed forces ready as regional tensions rise

Steel output drops in Egypt amid import tariffs and stagnation

Steel output drops in Egypt amid import tariffs and stagnation

Politics_

The day after Damietta: Will Egypt be dragged into war?

Dina Samak_ 4-8-2026

The day after Damietta: Will Egypt be dragged into war?

What a $20,000 drone revealed about Egypt’s air defenses

Ahmed Albordeny_ 2-8-2026

What a $20,000 drone revealed about Egypt’s air defenses

Urban & Economy_

Fare hikes without brakes: Runaway debt derails Egypt’s railway reform

Mounting debt service and rising fuel costs have pushed Egyptian National Railways back into the loss cycle, erasing a brief 2025 surplus and triggering fresh ticket price hikes.

Mohamed Ismail_ 13-8-2026

Fare hikes without brakes: Runaway debt derails Egypt’s railway reform

The ‘new’ North Coast: Exclusion comes home to roost

Amr Adly_ 5-8-2026

The ‘new’ North Coast: Exclusion comes home to roost

Explainer| Why Egypt’s central bank is tightening its grip on securitization bonds

Hager Atteya_ 29-7-2026

Explainer| Why Egypt’s central bank is tightening its grip on securitization bonds

Society_

6:00 am Gaza time: The long road to aid that never comes

Salem Elrayyes_ 18-8-2026

6:00 am Gaza time: The long road to aid that never comes

Sedition à la carte| How the faithful come to believe

Saker El Nour_ 16-8-2026

Sedition à la carte| How the faithful come to believe

Sedition à la carte| How one half-truth launched a movement

Saker El Nour_ 26-7-2026

Sedition à la carte| How one half-truth launched a movement

Culture_

Letters across the water: “Stories” of a family that could be ours

Abu Bakr Shawky’s “Stories” traces one Egyptian family from 1967 to 1984, tracking love, war, prices and Zamalek in a slow, aching portrait of ordinary survival.

Fatma El-Zahraa Badawy_ 12-8-2026

Letters across the water: “Stories” of a family that could be ours

Translating the Arabic novel: Distorting our literature, diminishing our voice

Weak and selective translations of Arabic literature can distort its richness, marginalize its global presence and reinforce Western stereotypes of Arab society.

Ammar Ali Hassan_ 26-5-2026

Translating the Arabic novel: Distorting our literature, diminishing our voice

Viewpoints_

On Nubian memory, constitutional promises, and the right of return

From the 1902 dam heightening to forgotten constitutional promises in 2026, a Nubian advocate reflects on displacement, legal betrayal, and the struggle for the right of return.

Fatmeh Emam Sakory_ 11-8-2026

On Nubian memory, constitutional promises, and the right of return

Why Iran remains the prime suspect in the Damietta attack

Khaled Dawoud_ 10-8-2026

Why Iran remains the prime suspect in the Damietta attack

Ceuta’s ‘invasion’: The war’s North African front

Basel Ramsis_ 5-8-2026

Ceuta’s ‘invasion’: The war’s North African front

Science & Technology_

The peephole economy: Monopoly’s grip on World Cup broadcasting

Technologically speaking, the internet could easily stream the World Cup to everyone at once. Broadcasters make sure it doesn't — and piracy fills the gap, at a price of its own.

Mohammad El-Taher_ 19-7-2026

The peephole economy: Monopoly’s grip on World Cup broadcasting

Not so PG: The biometric trap in Egypt’s Child Protection Law

Egypt is drafting a bill on children's social media use; the real test is whether it disciplines platforms or entrenches mass surveillance capabilities.

Mohammad El-Taher_ 1-6-2026

Not so PG: The biometric trap in Egypt’s Child Protection Law
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