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What are the purposes that higher education is meant to fulfill in any nation? What do we expect from it,…

Hossam Badrawi, a prominent physician, politician, and former head of the OB/GYN department at Cairo University’s Medical School, reflects on…

This article presents a vision for correcting the path and saving the legislative legitimacy in Egypt. Egypt is heading toward…

One of the paradoxes we live with is that many who raise the banner of freedom of expression cannot tolerate…

The recent UN Security Council resolution on Gaza was not just a routine international step—it was a critical turning point…

Is there truly divine revenge against injustice in the world we live in? This question ran through my mind as…

In recent decades, neoliberalism has shifted from being merely an economic trend to becoming a political and social doctrine that…

I often sit in the quiet of my home, or walk through one of Cairo’s neighborhoods, when my ears collide…

The Benben pyramid (Benben) is not a pyramid in the architectural sense like the Pyramids of Giza, but rather a…

Since the Egyptian Museum was founded in Tahrir Square in 1902 by the French architect Marcel Dourgnon, that edifice stood…

The great human values are not the monopoly of any single religion or culture — they are the fruit of…

Betrayal is defined as the failure to keep promises, or as stabbing someone who has done good to you —…

It is in human nature to seek recognition—not only for one’s existence, but for one’s role, ideas, and vision.We often…

A question occupies my mind—fundamental, serious, and deeply troubling to my conscience—and I believe to the conscience of everyone who…

Dr. Hossam Badrawi, writer and political thinker, affirmed that the current Arab reality is witnessing dangerous transformations, reflected in the…

When I was a student in school and university, we were influenced by Egypt’s regional and African leadership and dreamed…

In a time when noise is rewarded and wisdom is accused of betrayal, it becomes the duty of those who…

In our media space, a striking phenomenon recurs: texts and statements attributed to “the enemy,” presented as dramatic confessions of…

Since the establishment of the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir Square in 1902 by French architect Marcel Dourgnon, that edifice stood…

On the edge of the desert, where the horizon of sand meets the horizon of sky, stands a ship of…