In a tight spot Egypt seems to have no choice for the moment but to borrow from abroad to fulfil its financing needs, writes Niveen Wahish
Diesel crisis is back The government raced to contain the shortages in the supply of diesel fuel this week, reports Nesma Nowar
Subsidising the rich? Restructuring subsidies to increase their efficiency is needed now more than ever, Mona El-Fiqi reports
Connect or die Sherine Nasr finds out that getting connected has become second nature
Sidewalk business Mai Samih looks at innovative ways to overcome the escalating prices
Human development first The National Council for Production is currently preparing a "framework for reviving the Egyptian economy". Former immigration minister and well-respected economist Fouad Iskandar is head of the Financial and Economic Policies Department of the Specialised National Councils. He talks to Doaa Abdel-Moneim about the details of the framework
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