UN human rights office says “arbitrary arrests” in Egypt have become a “chronic problem”
The UN’s human rights office expressing concerns over Egypt’s arrest of bloggers and activists is leading the conversation on Egypt…
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The UN’s human rights office expressing concerns over Egypt’s arrest of bloggers and activists is leading the conversation on Egypt…
Qatar smackdown anniversary is the only Egypt non-football related coverage: Beyond coverage of Egypt’s World Cup preparation, the only Egypt-related…
On a blissfully quiet day for Egypt in the international press, coverage is largely confined to a Lebanese tourist being…
The swearing-in yesterday of President Abdel Fattah El Sisi for a second term in office tops coverage of Egypt in…
The mood lightens up with the Wall Street Journal’s piece on the floating wonders that are the Nile boat cruises.…
We love theNew York Times, but you can count on it to be a buzzkill as it focused its Pyramids…
When not discussing Mo Salah or the recent clampdown on activists, the foreign press appears to have caught the summer…
Affordably priced meds and a politically committed government has allowed Egypt to treat Hepatitis C patients “at an unprecedented pace,”…
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