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The earliest known ancestors of turtles appeared about 220–240 million years ago (in the late Triassic period), roughly the same…

In a mother’s womb, there were two unborn babies. One asked the other:“Do you believe in life after birth?” The…

The civil state is not built only by laws and institutions; it is built first by knowledge, and by the…

“State of the Project or State of the Citizen?” is not a slogan; it is a key to understanding what…

I am happy about the victory of Ibrahim Zaher and about half of his slate, and I am also happy…

Who Is Evelyne Porret? Evelyne Porret is a Swiss ceramic artist who came to Egypt in the 1960s and settled…

I follow with great interest—and with some concern—the intensity of the debate surrounding the gas deal between Egypt and Israel.…

“Where do I start?”—this is a dialogue with oneself that may lead every reader of this article to turn inward,…

In our current era, the term “conspiracy theory” has become a common weapon to dismiss any narrative that challenges the…

Our society today faces a real crisis in managing disagreement. Many people believe that merely discussing what they consider “non-negotiables”…

In the ancient East, where most of the great questions about creation and destiny were born, religions emerged whose effects…

Life may be long in the number of days, but it is not measured by length—rather, by depth. How many…

Thoughts swirl in my mind in the hours—or minutes—right before waking up. I don’t really know the true relativity of…

Egypt – like many countries in the region – is living a complex dilemma regarding the model of governance most…

There is a familiar phrase repeated in every development plan: “We must link education to the labor market.”A comforting phrase,…

I was struck by the harsh measures taken in the raid on the home of the media presenter Quswa Al-Khalali—if…

In our present era, we find that the culture of triviality has asserted itself in an unprecedented way across various…

“Humazah” refers to harming and belittling people—whether through direct hurtful speech, insulting gestures, or actions that make others feel small,…

In an age where screens replace storytellers and algorithms shape identities, Hossam Badrawi, a prominent physician, politician, and former head…

Our vision for education affirms the importance of building young people’s character — something that can only happen through experience,…