News & Reports

By Daniel Esparza – Aleteia – The Valley of Natron, known as Scetis in Christian literature, is one of the three early Christian monastic centers. Wadi El Natrun is a desert depression in [...]

By John J. Metzler – WorldTribune – The UN General Assembly just concluded its election for fourteen new members in the Human Rights Council.  Delegates have chosen a conclave of [...]

By POMED – The Biden administration ultimately did not provide $205 million of military aid to Egypt conditioned on human rights improvements this year, Reuters reported today, [...]

By Mada Masr – When United States Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs Barbara Leaf sat down with Mada Masr for an interview on October 13 during her visit to Cairo, the [...]

By The New York Times – It is the grandest in a slew of megaprojects spearheaded by the president. But as the country limps through a dire economic crisis, there are doubts about whether it [...]

By Lydia Wilson –New Lines magazine – Many Egyptians are trying to revive the lingual link to their past When Titi Maurice met her husband-to-be, she had a condition: To marry her, he had [...]

By UN-OHCHR – Egypt must ensure the safety and full participation of all parts of civil society at the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Conference of Parties (COP27) in [...]

By Watani – Pope Tawadros II joined Mahmoud al-Matini, President of Ain Shams University on 24 September in opening the university’s first International Conference on Coptic Archeology at [...]

By Italy 24 – The trial of Patrick Zaki has been postponed to November 29. The student of the University of Bologna told ANSA at the end of the seventh hearing in Mansura on September 27. [...]

By Christianity Today – Four years ago, Shenouda was an infant found at the door of a Coptic church. Today, renamed Yusuf, the boy is found in a state-run orphanage. In between lies the [...]