Egypt

Days before the war with Israel, Abdel Nasser's generals said they were ready. But, in fact, they were far from ready, and the Egyptian Air Force was annihilated.

Downgrade was prompted by declining foreign exchange inflows, continued restrictions to the Egyptian pound's exchange rate, as well as external pressures to the economy

The associated controversy surrounding the docuseries has stirred debate over Cleopatra's true origins and physical features

There is a new way for foreigners to become Egyptians, if they have enough money. It also comes with a political price for an indebted government grappling with debt

A review of Farouk's life from his childhood to his forced departure including his political achievements and setbacks

After its latest successful issuance of sovereign Islamic bonds, or sukuk, the Egyptian government has shifted its focus to financial planning for the next two years

For 150 years, the narrow passageway has been at the heart of the world's maritime prosperity, but it could soon face competition

In an interview with Al Majalla, the accomplished novelist-turned-politician reflects on her fascinating career