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The Pylos shipwreck, the disappearing blue rope, and the trial ‘to determine the kind of world we want to live in’
Farah Fangary | A boat carrying hundreds of migrants, including 200 Egyptians, sank off the coast of Pylos in 2023
The billions of euros deal reshaping Egypt-EU relations
The partnership is set to be in effect between 2024 and 2027.
Pylos scapegoats: The nine shipwreck survivors facing criminal charges in Greece
Farah Fangary | A collaboration between the newsrooms of Mada Masr and OmniaTV.
A ship apart: The making of a wreck
Ahmed Bakr, Antonis Dimopoulos, Emma Scolding, Hazem Tharwat, Loukas Stamellos, Moataz Hagag, Mohamed Tarek, Mostafa Ahmed, Mostafa Hosny, Omar Sharara, Phevos Simeonidis and Rana Mamdouh | Accountability for the tragedy spans various actors across the Mediterranean
Greek migrant boat tragedy: What do we know so far?
Beesan Kassab, Farah Fangary, Mohamed Tarek, Mostafa Hosny and Rana Mamdouh | Many of the passengers went through a hostage-like situation in Libya, their families told Mada Masr
As invasion of Ukraine plays out, are there alternatives to Europe’s dependence on Russian gas?
Even small disruptions could have costly downstream effects in the European market
Portion of US military aid to Egypt conditioned on release of political prisoners
It would be the first time military aid is conditioned on rights without a national security waiver
Is Egypt the new gateway to Europe?
Muhammad al-Kashef and Tom Rollins | There has been a notable change in the demographic using the Central Mediterranean route to Italy: while
Egypt uneasy ahead of UN review of human rights record
Mostafa Mohie | Over the past few months, local media has insisted that Egypt is ready to respond to any questions regarding
 
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Opinion
Selim Mohie
Sisi’s charm offensive
How will Sisi win over leaders who have expressed tepid support for his 2nd term?
Alain Gresh
June 30, 3 years on: How Europe has re-oriented itself on Egypt
Alain Gresh writes on where the European Union now stands on Egypt, 3 years after June30, 2013.
Schams El Ghoneimi
A defense of the EU Parliament’s resolution on Regeni
As an Egyptian citizen working in the European Parliament, I think last week’s resolution on Egypt
 
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News
Europe hosts Sisi at ‘strategic partnership’ summit expected to pave way for disbursal of 4 billion euros
Greek coast guard officials face criminal investigation 2 years after deadly shipwreck
EU based 1 billion euro payout to Egypt on ‘credible steps’ regarding human rights, democracy
Greek authorities release 8 Egyptian nationals almost a year after shipwreck ordeal, 1 still detained
Nine Egyptians acquitted on illegal trafficking charges still facing detention in Greece
Greek court acquits 9 Egyptian shipwreck survivors accused of illegal trafficking
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