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The Ministry of Labor in Egypt aims to launch a new system for issuing work permits to foreigners through a fully integrated digital platform and dedicated service center. This project comes as part of the ministry’s efforts to develop the foreign work permit services system and transition it to a fully digital model. Minister of Labor, Hassan Raddad, received a delegation from the Tarabot Gove...
The judge who sentenced Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to death in absentia last week was himself sentenced to death in absentia by the same regime years earlier. Irony in its purest form. Judge Fakhr al-Din al-Aryan defected from the Ministry of Justice in 2013 joining the judicial bodies of the opposition. His reinstatement as judge after Assad was toppled and fled the country for Russia in...
The Bibliotheca Alexandrina hosted on Saturday, August 15, 2026, the “A Safe Step… Every Step Makes a Difference” sports marathon, organized by the Fund for Assistance to Victims of Human Trafficking, affiliated with the Cabinet, in cooperation with the Ministry of Youth and Sports. The event aimed to raise public awareness of the dangers of human trafficking and promote community participation...
One of the Trump administration’s biggest problems in extracting itself from the Iran war is the list of very absolutist goals that President Donald Trump and his team laid out. The goals have included complete Iranian surrender, regime change, Iran never getting a nuclear weapon and ending Tehran’s support for its Middle East proxy groups like Hezbollah. As the war — now in its sixth month — h...
Just one of the wild actions and comments on Donald Trump’s manic Monday would rank among the most notorious things another president ever did. By close of business, Trump had taken strides toward the presidency he’s always wanted: one of unfiltered authority flowing from the presidential Sharpie, shredding traditional institutions and providing a platform for demagoguery. Often, the round-the-...
The Ethiopian Minister of Water’s recent statements regarding his country’s desire to build new dams have sparked controversy, amidst ongoing disputes between Egypt and Ethiopia over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) and the lack of a legally binding agreement on its operation and management. Professor of Geology and Water Resources at Cairo University, Abbas Sharaki, described Ethiopi...
