Israel leads Middle East to regional, civil wars: ex-assistant foreign minister, Hussein Haridy
Haridy predicts a gloomy scenario for the Arab region that would end with the declaration of the Greater State of Israel.
Emad El-Sayed
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Emad El-Sayed is the Editor-in-Chief of the Daily News Egypt
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No scholar is role model, preachers are not good for Dawah, new preachers are a trend that will soon disappear: senior imam in Awqaf Ministry
The religious institutions must be unified and kept independent, Al-Azhar lost its impact when it became Egyptian
Merkel starts her electoral campaign, vows to embrace opposition
The German Chancellor said that refugees are obliged to obey the law and the constitution
Egypt receives second of four 209/1400 submarines
We obtain weapons from all countries to diversify and strengthen our combat capabilities, commander of the marine corps
Ali El-Din Hilal:Al-Sisi is still a candidate of necessity and will win elections of 2018 whoever the opponent is
Egypt is still in a political transition period, there’s no opposition
Restoring the Free Egyptians Party is our real battle: Al-Alaily
“We were wrong when we allowed former members of the National Democratic Party to join the Free Egyptians Party and represent it in parliament”
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Jabal Al-Halal: the old stronghold of terrorism
I have numerous memories that date back to the end of the 1990s in Jabal Al-Halal, located 60 kilometres south of Al-Arish. We visited the mountain a few days ago after the elimination of terrorists who used to take shelter in it until mid-February. It was named “Halal” because of the camels and sheep that …
Egypt now has capabilities to win Oscar: Medhat El-Adl
TV has become a disaster and needs urgent decisions
A visit to the Egyptian heroes, victims of terrorism
I tried hard to evade a commitment that I consider a national duty towards the armed forces’ victims who have lost parts of their bodies or will remain physically disabled for the rest of their lives. I felt that all words of sympathy and gratitude will not be a valuable reward for their sacrifices to …
Youth: a compass for democratic change
In the time of the Muslim Brotherhood, I met with one of their leaders, who was the secretary general of the Pharmacists Syndicate in one of the governorates adjacent to the capital. I asked him about the reasons for their aggression against the media and the disputes with the judiciary, the police, and the army …
Without further discussion, Tiran and Sanafir are Egyptian
State Council judges have penned a new line in the honour of the Egyptian judicial record. One of the council’s judges said the decisively final word in the conflict between the Egyptian government and a major segment of the community on the sovereignty of the Tiran and Sanafir islands. Supporters and opponents shared different opinions …
The illusion of subsidising—Part II
I have many friends who once belonged to the middle class. They did not need state subsidies because they were able to live and afford education, healthcare, transportation, etc. for their children. However, the government’s decisions came against the wish of the people. Those friends turned from belonging to a “saving” class into classes that …
The illusion of subsidising
I belong to a generation that used to do well with a monthly allowance of EGP 3 in the 1980s during the first years of preparatory school. Once I enrolled in university, this allowance reached EGP 30, and it was enough for us to enjoy life. This generation had not imagined it would witness a …
Refugees in Germany: tales of Diaspora and dreams
Caught between the burdens of alienation and homesickness and the growing pains of integration is how Arab dreamers live in Europe
Refugees are the migrant advisory committee’s main concern
We solve problems gradually, says vice president for Potsdam committee Anna Nicolsova
European cooperation integral to solving the refugee crisis
It is possible to find better solutions if all European countries dealt with this issue together, says Elona Müller-Preinesberger
Bureaucracy biggest obstacle to refugees: AWO chairperson
There is a shortage of qualified volunteers, money, and translators to help refugees
The right exploits the fear of refugees for their own gains: MP in Germany’s Greens party
Integrating refugees will benefit Germany, especially in the case that they return to their countries as relationships will be strengthened, says Marie Luise von Halem
Closing borders is inhumane and contradicts German values: SPD member
The head of Germany’s social democratic party (SPD) headquarters in Berlin, Dennis Buchner, ruled out that opening the German border for refugees could be a long-term electoral manoeuvre by chancellor Angela Merkel and the ruling party. He refuted reports that alleged Germany was receiving an increasingly larger amount of refugees, but stressed Germany should not …
Ideal integration not fully possible, problems bound to exist: manager of AWO Refugee House in Berlin
Learning the language is key, because most of the problems refugees face stem from a lack of understanding, says a Palestinian working at the refugee house
I work to return the favour granted to me by Germany: Iranian refugee and translator
Refugees have high expectations of their new country, we let them do as they will even if it goes against the nature of German society, so as to not be accused of racism, says Mitra Robeer
Learning from the past: Germany’s refugee policy is dignifying, positive
Fadia Fouda, a former Palestinian refugee, says Germany has vastly improved the situation for new refugees
Immigrant lives at mercy of German bureaucracy, knows very well he has no asylum rights
Ahmed submitted a humanitarian asylum request, does not own a passport
Expansion of security apparatus to confront terrorism at expense of human rights in Egypt: NCHR vice president
I fear that young people’s withdrawal from political work will last for a long time and reinforces the establishment of secret organisations
Trials and tribulations of the Right of Asylum
Everything about the life of an asylum seeker has two sides. The dreams that refugees may have of a Promised Land can shape their destiny, making them indignant or satisfied. If they are looking for safety and the right to a better life, then they would be grateful towards Germany, its renowned bureaucracy and the …
Refugees in Germany: tales of Diaspora and dreams
Caught between the burdens of alienation and homesickness and the growing pains of integration is how Arab dreamers live in Europe
Consensual presidential candidate to be announced before coming election: Abdel Khalek Farouk
Security, fear of popular revolution reasons behind New Administrative Capital
Al-Sisi must make a 180-degree change to his policies to save himself: Mamdouh Hamza
The mega projects being implemented across Egypt are not directly benefitting Egypt’s economy, said the prominent engineer
Al-Sisi would not run for presidency if he found his popularity had dwindled: Al-Sinawi
Releasing unjustly imprisoned youth is a step towards community reconciliation, says political analyst
Al-Sisi has not made serious mistakes, opposing his policies is a point of view: Makram Mohamed Ahmed
The president’s popularity has decreased, but Egyptians still have trust in Al-Sisi, says the former head of the Journalists Syndicate