Taht El Wesaya and Egypt’s guardianship law spotlit in foreign press

It’s a quiet morning in foreign press with no single story getting a lot of attention. Among the stories getting ink internationally:

• Drama series sheds light on guardianship law: The Guardian discusses the impact of the drama series, Taht El Wesaya, which led some MPs to submit amendments to update the 75-year old law. (The Guardian)
• Tradition at the heart of Egyptian luxury brands: The global appeal of Arab and Islamic designs has prompted Egyptian designers to turn to traditional crafts and artisans for inspiration. (AFP | watch, runtime: 1:27)
• The war in Sudan has consequences for Egypt: The war to Egypt’s south is putting a strain on its already limited resources and adding further pressures on its already struggling economy. (The National Interest)