OP-ED

Wll Egypt and Sudan resort to war to secure their water rights in the Nile River? This is the question...

Simon Willis Some of the stuff that pops into one’s head is often unconnected with what is happening around one...

Coordinated Egyptian-Sudanese diplomacy brought the dispute over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) to the Security Council for the second...

By Ramadan Abdel Kader In 1962, Egypt made history in women’s empowerment. That year saw the appointment of Hikmat Abu...

By Sherif Attar   In a world of ever-changing ambiguity and uncertainty, executives have to face two challenges: excellent performance...

 The rolling out of a first batch of one million locally-manufactured anti-coronavirus vaccine doses last week was indeed a highly...

The severe heatwave that has recently hit different parts of the world as direct consequence of global warming has raise...

By Abdel Monem Fawzi   Most African countries will be seriously affected by the socioeconomic consequences of the global economic...

The Revolution of June 30, 2013 is a milestone in the modern history of Egypt because it was expressive of...

Last March, The Executive Director of the World Food Programme David Beasley warned that Yemen is heading towards the biggest...