Khaled Diab

Can the slow disintegration of the Belgian state be reversed or is this another death knell for the country?

The idea that billionaires ‘deserve’ their vast fortunes is a ridiculous and destructive myth.

Belgium has long been written off as a dysfunctional state, yet its pandemic response has been remarkably functional.

The creation of the first ‘living’ robots will raise the question: What does it mean to be human?

Trump is possibly the worst US president in history, but does that give other politicians a get-out-of-jail-free card?

The history of ancient Egyptian woman can teach the West that it is not the first region in the world to empower women.

Six years after the January 25 Revolution, Egypt’s civil society faces a systemic crackdown, but remains defiant.

The bombing of St Peter’s Church in Cairo provoked anger against the Egyptian regime for failing to protect Christians.

White supremacy has been a useful tool to control the anger of the poor and vulnerable.

The president’s remarks about his fridge reveal just how much Egyptians have cooled towards him.