Ashraf Khalil

Thursday’s papers: NDP promises transparent elections and Al-Zawahiri takes aim at ElBaradei
Egypt

Thursday’s papers: NDP promises transparent elections and Al-Zawahiri takes aim at ElBaradei

The state-owned press gives prominent focus on Thursday to emerging details on the upcoming parliamentary elections. Safwat al-Sherif, the National…
Sharm el-Sheikh talks open amid vague optimism
Egypt

Sharm el-Sheikh talks open amid vague optimism

US Middle East envoy George Mitchell made a point of telling reporters from the start not to expect any juicy…
ElBaradei to regime: ‘It’s time to pack your bags and go’
Egypt

ElBaradei to regime: ‘It’s time to pack your bags and go’

Ending months of speculation, opposition leader Mohamed ElBaradei has called for a blanket boycott of upcoming Egyptian parliamentary elections by…
Peace talks: Once more without much feeling
Egypt

Peace talks: Once more without much feeling

As Palestinian, Israeli, and American negotiators fly into Sharm El Sheikh this week for round two of the latest US-sponsored…
Wednesday’s papers: Health Minister’s healthcare bills and ElBaradei rallying the troops
Egypt

Wednesday’s papers: Health Minister’s healthcare bills and ElBaradei rallying the troops

State-owned flagship Al-Ahram has happy economic news on its front page, with an announcement by Minister of Economic Development Othman…
Ramadan Recipe: Pad Thai
Food

Ramadan Recipe: Pad Thai

Pad Thai is not a very easy dish to create. The noodles can often get squishy if left to soak…
Tuesday’s papers: Mubarak and Sarkozy get silly and more van Gogh fallout
Egypt

Tuesday’s papers: Mubarak and Sarkozy get silly and more van Gogh fallout

State flagship Al-Ahram tops its front page with what looks like President Mubarak and his French counterpart Nicolas Sarkozy sharing…
Back to the Table
World

Back to the Table

It’s one of the mantras of Alcoholics Anonymous and other related ’12-step’ recovery groups, and it goes something like: “Insanity…
“The Pharoah” goes to war
Egypt

“The Pharoah” goes to war

Zahi Hawass has never exactly been afraid of making enemies. Egypt’s 63-year-old antiquities chief (a man who cheerfully refers to himself…
Wednesday’s papers: New owners for Al-Dostour and the culture ministry blame game
Egypt

Wednesday’s papers: New owners for Al-Dostour and the culture ministry blame game

Al-Ahram leads its front page with further coverage of the van Gogh Poppy Flowers theft and the continuing aftermath. Today’s…
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