Press

Despite the promise that it would not involve itself in politics beyond the transition of power to a civilian government,…

On Sunday, Israeli officials failed to show up at several memorial services across Israel to honor its soldiers who fell…

Egypt’s local press coverage of government activities has continued to be editorially partial in recent months, driven by the same…

As Israel’s diplomatic crisis with Egypt intensified this past week, commentators in the Israeli press have been unable to resist…

Revolutions are tumultuous. This is the second article in a series which will tackle the tumult by discussing the obstacles…

In an ironic reversal of roles, many figures who effectively ran Egypt for the past few years were arrested pending…

In an apartment in downtown Cairo, Khaled al-Balshy, editor of the “New Badeel”, has to multi-task in order to keep…

Two major items make headlines in today’s state-owned and independent newspapers: electricity cuts and the outrageous theft of the Vincent…

As parliamentary elections approach, the front pages of state-owned papers report that President Hosni Mubarak has set the criteria for…

Under the slogan "Free press and fair wages,” Journalists Without Rights celebrated the launch of their website late on Thursday…