Al-Sisi sought to allay public fears in his interview with state-owned newspapers this week, writes Reem Leila
Law-enforcement officers have started demolishing encroachments on what they claim is state-owned land, reports Doaa Farid
While Rouhani’s presidential election victory is a spur for the moderate camp in Iran, it won’t lead to dramatic change in the years
With divorce rates on the rise in Egypt, will new draft laws on child custody and visitation be less fair to children and their mothers,
Colourful lanterns announce the advent of the holy month of Ramadan, as writer Dina Ezzat and photographer Sherif Sonbol found on a
Salonaz Sami watches a TV series that invites viewers to sympathise with women who kill their husbands
Egypt finished ninth at the Islamic Solidarity Games, a noticeable decline from four years ago