Egypt in the News Archives

Moussa’s weak presidential campaign is the latest sign that the elections are a “farce”

The Washington Post still wants you to know it doesn’t think much of the elections: Presidential candidate Moussa Mostafa Moussa’s…

Egypt is basing its strategy to become a regional energy hub on three key pillars, Charles Ellinas writes for Cyprus…

Ancient Egyptian women were considered equal to men, Egyptologist Valentina Santini tells CNN’s Ben Wedeman. “They could divorce. They could…

Social and cultural norms in emerging markets including Egypt are restricting the extent to which women seek employment in the…

Michael Wahid Hanna’s crystal ball tells him the real struggle for Egypt’s fate will come after the presidential elections, when…

Is Egypt mediating secret meetings between Riyadh and Tel Aviv? Senior Saudi officials reportedly “held a series of secret meetings…

Disputes over natural gas reserves in the Eastern Mediterranean could play into Egypt’s favor where exports to Europe are concerned,…

Also worth a quick skim: The increasing cases of torture in Egypt are not always politically motivated, Khaled Hassan writes…

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