Civil society organizations and independent media outlets join together to condemn the escalating crackdown on independent Egyptian investigative journalism platform Matsadaash.

A new state body with wide economic powers is replacing traditional government institutions to circumvent bureaucracy and accumulated legislation. But can this model solve Egypt’s chronic economic problems?

Since the 2011 uprising, the Egyptian authorities’ urban policies have mostly been geared toward more profit, higher real estate prices, new megaprojects, and increased security control.

As Syria turns to private investment to finance reconstruction, the absence of a rights-based framework risks reproducing patterns that took shape under the Assad regime.

Growing up during the aftermath of the 2011 uprising, Gen Z Egyptians seek their voice.