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Building Another Huge, Luxurious Mosque in Alexandria—or Implementing Health Insurance?

By Mahmoud Hosny Radwan – The Universal Health Insurance System was supposed to be implemented in Alexandria beginning on July 1, 2026. This was announced by the Prime Minister himself. But [...]

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Clothing Store Owner Sparks Controversy by Printing Religious and Jihadist Slogans

Circulating reports indicate that the owner of a clothing store has been arrested following the spread of social-media posts concerning his design and sale of clothing bearing religious phrases [...]

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Egypt’s Self-Perpetuating Architecture of Exclusion

By Coptic Solidarity – Egypt’s 2026 diplomatic appointments expose an entrenched system of Coptic exclusion inside one of the country’s most prestigious state institutions. The [...]

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Questions Raised Over More Than 100 Christian Detainees Held in a Single Egyptian Prison

By Coptic Solidarity – A carefully worded public appeal concerning prisoners’ religious rights has inadvertently highlighted what may be one of the least examined aspects of Egypt’s [...]

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Egypt’s Top High School Graduates: Thirty Muslims, No Copts

By Coptic Solidarity – The Egyptian Ministry of Education has announced on Wednesday the names of the top ten students in each of the country’s three General Secondary Certificate [...]

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Al-Azhar Expands Its Reach into Egypt’s Public Education System

By Coptic Solidarity – The Egyptian government has taken another significant step toward integrating Al-Azhar into the country’s general education system, signing a broad cooperation [...]

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Christian persecution concerns rise in Egypt as State Department presses religious freedom

By FoxNews – US sends $1.3B annually to Egypt, where Christians make up an estimated 10% of the 120 million population A series of violent attacks on Egyptian Christians, including the [...]

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Egypt Finally Acknowledges Discrimination in Sports—But the Problem Runs Much Deeper

By Coptic Solidarity – For years, complaints that Coptic athletes face discrimination in Egyptian football have been routinely dismissed by the authorities as isolated incidents or denied [...]

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Leaked Cassation Memoranda on St. Catherine’s: An Exercise in Narrative Management?

By Coptic Solidarity – The recent publication by the Egyptian fact-checking platform Matsada’sh (“Don’t Believe It”) of two internal memoranda prepared by the Public [...]

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St. Catherine’s: Court of Cassation Prosecution Recommends leaving most of the appellate judgment intact; reexamining a few specific issues

The platform Matsada’sh (“Don’t Believe It”) has obtained copies of the two memoranda submitted by the Public Prosecution before the Court of [...]