It’s past time that Egyptians came to terms with the reality that we’re a country that imports its breakfast.

A study conducted by the Center for Remote Sensing at Boston University, commissioned by the Arab Forum for Environment and Development, warned that Egypt would be one of the Arab

I have, in the weeks prior to Code Pink D-Day of the 28th of December, received many e-mails and updates.

Maybe the war between Algeria and Egypt is not quite finished. The Cairo International Book Fair, to be held this January, has already experienced the fallout of the recent football

Bikya Masr sat down with British Member of Parliament George Galloway as he traverses Europe, leading the third Viva Palestina convoy from the UK to Gaza in order to deliver

MP Hamdy Hassan, spokesman of the MB Parliamentary bloc, submitted an urgent statement to the Prime Minister, Ahmed Nazif, on the establishment of an iron fence between Egypt and Palestine.

French and American officials have been monitoring the construction by Egyptians in installing a series of metal sheets some 60 feet deep along its border.

Just a few years ago, talk of a possible inherited succession in Egypt was considered taboo. In any case, the message, from the top down,

As we reported earlier, the Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies (CIHRS) has released a comprehensive and thorough report, called “Bastion of Impunity, Mirage of Reform,”

Today the Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies released its second annual report on the state of human rights in the Arab world for the year 2009.