Almasry Alyoum

“The world is not rebalancing… it is fragmenting.” We have grown accustomed to repeating the term “multipolar” as if history…

On April 8, 1970, during the War of Attrition, Israeli aircraft turned the Bahr El-Baqar Primary School in Egypt’s Sharqia…

To understand, I read, gathered information, analyzed, and now I share what I’ve concluded. Many believe that Iran is capable—if…

“I did not always win… but I always learned.” What shapes a person in life is not what they gain,…

When the United Nations was founded in 1945, after two world wars that tore humanity apart, it was not merely…

Continuing my article from the Wednesday before last about teaching Arabic in the pre-school stage, I found—based on my experience…

Shaping Collective Consciousness in the Middle East By Hossam Badrawi In the Middle East, wars do not begin when rockets…

A child does not enter school at the age of six as a blank page.They enter carrying a whole world…

When we speak of “investment in education,” perspectives diverge and concepts become blurred. Some understand investment as a financial project…

The Discrimination We Don’t See… Because It Looks Like Us With a realistic view, I find that we deny discrimination…

In religious heritage, the devil is defined as a rebellious being who disobeyed the divine command, refused to bow to…

Citizenship is not an administrative condition, nor a rigid legal description. It is a moral relationship between the individual and…

The Life We Inhabit “In the womb of silence, unseen creatures sing.” Deep within the body, in the shadows of…

For many years — for decades — we lived inside a grand narrative that claimed the world, despite its contradictions,…

Education in the twenty-first century is no longer merely the transmission of knowledge; it has become a moral and civilizational…

Nations do not disappear suddenly, nor are they erased from maps overnight. What usually happens is something quieter—and far more…

Turtles are older than dinosaurs.The earliest known ancestors of turtles appeared about 220–240 million years ago (late Triassic period), roughly…

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

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

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