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Laique was built to show that citizenship could outrank confession, but a policy shift is being seen as a sign of the country ...

Opposition leaders have said they won’t ally with an Arab party, though polls show this is their only sure path to victory ...

The court-ordered closure of Mada Masr, after years of legal and security harassment, and the continued detention of six ...

The comedian Bassem Youssef’s unlikely appearance at Egypt Forum 2026 has put his complicated relationship with the Egyptian ...

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A Mandarin-language ad targeting a Republican senator is under fire for being racist and xenophobic. The ad raises questions ...

When the Assad regime expropriated land outside Damascus from local farmers, it became part of a chemical weapons facility.

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Palestinian and other Arab citizens struggle to realize their rights in Israel’s increasingly discriminatory environment ...