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Thaer Mansour

Mansour

Thaer Mansour is a journalist based in Cairo, reporting for The New Arab on politics, culture and social affairs from the Egyptian capital.

Azhar said the UNSC’s resolution was "long-delayed" as a result of "the intransigence of some of the world powers backing Israel."

28 March, 2024

Two major TV shows currently screened during the highest season of the year, the holy Muslim month of Ramadan, are at risk of being halted.

18 March, 2024

A technical committee of experts has been formed to assess the damages and work on a renovation plan for the iconic Al-Ahram studio established during WWII.

17 March, 2024

Media freedom and civil rights have sharply deteriorated in Egypt over the past decade, and it is now ranked as the world's third-worst jailer of journalists.

11 March, 2024

Mohamed Abla, 71, is a celebrated Egyptian sculptor and painter known for his outspoken political views.

08 March, 2024

Egypt's central bank instructed banks to open the limit for using credit cards after it had only allowed a total of US$250.

06 March, 2024

Over the past decade, the Egyptian thousands of regime critics and activists have faced trials before military courts whose verdicts are final.

05 March, 2024

While Palestinians were conditionally allowed to cross into Egypt, many already living in the country had been struggling against dire conditions.

05 March, 2024

As Ramadan nears, Egypt's low and limited-income households are facing an intolerable situation even after the unofficial decline of the value of the US dollar.

04 March, 2024

A 24-year-old Egyptian woman has been in a coma after she had allegedly escaped an abduction attempt by an Uber driver in Cairo.

26 February, 2024