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Kushner seeks Arab leaders’ support to Mideast peace plan seemingly going into effect

"What remains are minor details. No Palestinian state, but civilian self-governance," says analyst

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Warda case raises question: how the society sees sexual harassment?

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The Blue Whale game: Attempt to end lives of confused teenagers

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Balcony child: Why is society too tolerant of violence against children?

Culture itself justifies physical violence, views beating children as form of discipline

100 days after Khashoggi’s murder, how it challenges Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia admitted murder of its prominent journalist after 18 days

Trump’s possible impeachment: how can it affect Egyptian, global economy?

US President repeatedly declared he will not reopen government unless he gets funding for border barrier

Ready for business, meet 5 tech startup aces in Egypt 2019 Pitch Competition

Jury impressed by participating startups with clear plan to grow, profit

Fruitful outcomes recorded during society dialogues on amending NGOs Law

Articles on establishment, exemptions, granting exceptional privileges, punishments topped discussions

Hug’s issue: progressive approach or parental authority?

“I believe it is small victory that we should appreciate. Al-Tayeb saved students’ educational futures,” says El-Saed

Golan Heights: Trump new anticipated grant to Israel

“Netanyahu trying to get big pound of flesh from Trump in exchange for his decision to withdraw US forces,” says analyst

Rising global debt, an all-time high of $184tn, challenging, Egypt is no exception

Egypt’s government debt ratios to improve on debt dynamics, fiscal consolidation: Pharos

Gabon soldiers attempt to stage coup, government says situation under control

President Bongo has been out of country since October amid reports suffering from a stroke

Egypt’s economic outlook remains positive, backed by tourism, natural gas: Credit Suisse

Weak FDI, reliance on hot money, inflation still challenging

Probe: US military exit to embolden Iran, Russia in Syria, change game rules

“Problem with current US approach to Syria is like building an aeroplane while it is flying,” analyst says

Protesters renew march before presidential palace despite restrictions

Al-Bashir expressed on Sunday his full satisfaction with performance of police in Sudan

Increase in children, teen’s suicides raise queries over parental legal responsibility

‘If parents act violently, resulting in child’s suicide, they have to be held responsible,’ law professor says

Economic woes mark end of 2018, global conflicts to watch in 2019

US leadership of international order fades, more countries seek influence by meddling in foreign disputes amid lack of impunity

Ancient Egyptian secret roots of Yoga

Celebrating rebirth of Nile heritage on Dahabeya

Bread Protests against price hikes, worsening economic conditions

Curfew, schools closed across Sudanese states as authorities curb demonstrations

US Senate condemns Saudi Arabia over Khashoggi murder, Trump reiterates support for Bin Salman

Yemen peace talks progressed as US lawmakers push for ending military assistance to the Saudi-led military coalition

Calls returned to omit religion from national ID Card in Egypt

Nasr El-Din asserted he will insist on bill, will submit it to parliament next week

Parliament drafts new law to face ‘fatwa chaos’ amid division between Azhar, endowment ministry

Dozens of invalid fatwas spread recently, debated by religious scholars

Time bomb: Egypt’s growing population reaches 98 million

Experts warn growth rates will hinder economic stability, 2030 goals

100 happy Operation Smile, just what doctor ordered

Hope floats. And from the 6 to the 12 of the December hope will float for the very first time for 100 lucky children in Luxorsuffering from cleft lip or palate. Established in 1982 on an international scale, and operating in Egypt since 2005,Operation Smile is a non-profit surgical mission which will visit Luxor for …