Egypt works to revive flax industry to boost local manufacturing    Time for bold homegrown IMF orthodoxy alternative    Gaza bleeds under siege: Death toll soars as Israeli-imposed famine devastates children    Egypt provides state-funded treatment for about 1.6 million citizens in H1 2025    Energean's floating regasification unit arrives at Aqaba Port: Petroleum Ministry    EBRD collaborates with Gamasa investors to strengthen SME sector    US sends 'dangerous criminals' to third countries, but some are sent home instead    India to continue buying Russian oil despite Trump's sanction threat, officials say    Pakistan says successfully concluded 'landmark trade deal' with US    Gold prices end July with modest gains    Egypt's FM, US envoy discuss Gaza ceasefire, Iran nuclear talks    Health minister showcases AI's impact on healthcare at Huawei Cloud Summit    On anti-trafficking day, Egypt's PM calls fight a 'moral and humanitarian duty'    Federal Reserve maintains interest rates    Egypt keeps Gaza aid flowing, total tops 533,000 tons: minister    Indian Embassy to launch cultural festival in Assiut, film fest in Cairo    Egyptian aid convoy heads toward Gaza as humanitarian crisis deepens    Culture minister launches national plan to revive film industry, modernise cinematic assets    Rafah Crossing 'never been closed for one day' from Egypt: PM    I won't trade my identity to please market: Douzi    Two militants killed in foiled plot to revive 'Hasm' operations: Interior ministry    Egypt's EHA, Huawei discuss enhanced digital health    Egypt, Oman discuss environmental cooperation    Egypt's EDA explores pharma cooperation with Belarus    Foreign, housing ministers discuss Egypt's role in African development push    Egypt reveals heritage e-training portal    Three ancient rock-cut tombs discovered in Aswan    Sisi launches new support initiative for families of war, terrorism victims    Egypt expands e-ticketing to 110 heritage sites, adds self-service kiosks at Saqqara    Egypt's Irrigation Minister urges scientific cooperation to tackle water scarcity    Palm Hills Squash Open debuts with 48 international stars, $250,000 prize pool    On Sport to broadcast Pan Arab Golf Championship for Juniors and Ladies in Egypt    Golf Festival in Cairo to mark Arab Golf Federation's 50th anniversary    Germany among EU's priciest labour markets – official data    Paris Olympic gold '24 medals hit record value    A minute of silence for Egyptian sports    Russia says it's in sync with US, China, Pakistan on Taliban    It's a bit frustrating to draw at home: Real Madrid keeper after Villarreal game    Shoukry reviews with Guterres Egypt's efforts to achieve SDGs, promote human rights    Sudan says countries must cooperate on vaccines    Johnson & Johnson: Second shot boosts antibodies and protection against COVID-19    Egypt to tax bloggers, YouTubers    Egypt's FM asserts importance of stability in Libya, holding elections as scheduled    We mustn't lose touch: Muller after Bayern win in Bundesliga    Egypt records 36 new deaths from Covid-19, highest since mid June    Egypt sells $3 bln US-dollar dominated eurobonds    Gamal Hanafy's ceramic exhibition at Gezira Arts Centre is a must go    Italian Institute Director Davide Scalmani presents activities of the Cairo Institute for ITALIANA.IT platform    

Articles of the author Mukul Devichand
Taking one for the team
A BBC report challenges Tony Blair's chief propagandist. Both the journalist and the spin doctor survive. The real casualty is the truth behind the Iraq war, reports Mukul Devichand in London Leonidas, the loyal commander who saved Greece from (...)

10 - 07 - 2003
In the name of religion
Over a year after the "War on Terror" began, Mukul Devichand attended a neighbourhood meeting in New York, where South Asians were uniting to protest government policy and fight against hate crimes Shah Wazir is worried about his future, and he is (...)

09 - 01 - 2003
A president for all people
India's new president, a Muslim missile scientist, is an unusual man who manages to be all things to all people, writes Mukul Devichand Finding a single person to be "head of state" in India -- a ceremonial representative for the aspirations of over (...)

25 - 07 - 2002
Unlikely rebels
As the US hatches plans to invade Iraq, Mukul Devichand reports from London, where exiled Iraqi opposition leaders told the world they were ready for war Click to view caption It was an unlikely venue to plan a rebellion. The redbrick expanse of (...)

18 - 07 - 2002
British big brother
A proposal that all Britons carry identity cards has sparked off a debate that is polarising attitudes towards privacy and immigration, reports Mukul Devichand from London Mrs Malik is furious. "ID cards?" says the veiled 42-year-old, out shopping (...)

11 - 07 - 2002
International cloak and dagger
An international investigation claims to have foiled an Al-Qa'eda plot in Morocco, but investigators are keeping details of the alleged plans close to their chests, writes Mukul Devichand from London On 11 May 2002, three Saudi Arabian men resident (...)

20 - 06 - 2002
Old ties, new money
An Egyptian ministerial delegation recently visited India to stimulate economic ties. Mukul Devichand reports on how the free market is changing the relationship between the former pillars of Third World unity "I have agreed with my Egyptian (...)

07 - 02 - 2002
Smooth sailing in troubled waters
The clash of civilisations may be upon us, writes Mukul Devichand, but one Cairo-based Web site is opening up a profitable chink of light in our suspicious world "Technology that understands Arabic, that is our vision," enthuses a bright-eyed and (...)

07 - 02 - 2002
Elementary,my dear Musharraf
The second "war on terror" in the space of a few months is gaining momentum, drawing in nuclear arch-rivals India and Pakistan. Beneath the rhetoric lies a classic murder-mystery. Who did it? Mukul Devichand puts on his detective hat Who staged 13 (...)

03 - 01 - 2002
Who listens to Bukhari?
A suicide attack on India's parliament building has brought the "war on terror" to the heart of the subcontinent. Meanwhile, India's 140-million Muslims are refusing to be drawn in, reports Mukul Devichand Last Thursday five heavily armed men, (...)

20 - 12 - 2001
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