In Egypt, new newspapers and old problems Citizens need good journalism to explain confusing times, but many Egyptians don't trust their media. July 18, 2012 By Jared Malsin. a b. CAIRO, EGYPT — ...

Egypt newspaper fights cartoons with cartoons. September 26, 2012 / ... The newspaper's decision comes amid a debate over freedom of expression in both Muslim and Western countries over the ...

At the moment, The Insider may be the most powerful, pervasive student newspaper in all of Egypt. Four years ago, it didn't even exist. Started by a single student in January 2011 at German ...

Egypt's newspapers unite to demand the removal of the interior minister over the arrest of two journalists during a raid on the press union's headquarters. Robert Mackey May 5 2016, 8:48 a.m.

Two Egyptian daily newspaper from Sunday, Nov. 8, 2015, display headlines touting Western conspiracy theories in the plane crash of a Russian passenger jet last month over the Sinai peninsula.

CAIRO — Amid outrage sparked by perceived insults to Islam, one Egyptian newspaper has decided to fight cartoons with cartoons. Al Watan daily says it is responding to the crude caricatures ...

Officials in Egypt say 19 people have been killed in a road crash. Authorities said that a truck collided with a microbus ...

Egyptian cartoonist Khalid Abdul-Ati holds a copy of the Egyptian Al Watan daily newspaper with a two-page spread of cartoons with a headline in Arabic that reads “nothing cracks cartoons but ...