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Egypt has done something difficult over the past two years: it has restored macroeconomic stability and held onto it through a quarter of acute regional turbulence, including a promising portfolio of outflows, without slipping back into a foreign-currency crisis or experiencing congested ports. That achievement deserves recognition. But it also raises the question at the heart of this month’s featured NileView article: what is stability actually for?In How Can Stability Lead to Sustainable Growt
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Since the Ottoman era in Egypt (1517-1914), the title El-Osta (الأسطى), or earlier forms such as “master” (المعلّم) during the Mamluk era (1250-1517), has denoted a respectful form of address and a source of pride and prestige for senior skilled craftsmen, symbolizing mastery and excellence in a manual trade such as copper engraving, carpentry, or blacksmithing.In the 20th century, the title was commemorated in several Egyptian movies and was presented ag
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Business education has spent more than a century defining itself. What began as informal apprenticeships and commercial training has evolved into a global enterprise of research, teaching, and societal engagement, shaping economies and preparing leaders across every continent. At the center of that journey stands the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International) – whose 110-year legacy, in many respects, is the story of business education.At the outset, the objectiv
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Spain won the 2026 World Cup – the biggest ever – in a low-scoring final in which they largely controlled Argentina 🇦🇷, whose game plan yielded very few shots on target. It was largely a one-sided match, as if Argentina had not come to the office that day. The expanded tournament was both historic and contentious. It will be remembered for its new format, record attendance, African surprises, debutant minnows, microchip-equipped match balls, fan festivals, hydration breaks, digital engagement, a
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We live in an age of unprecedented information abundance. A curious mind can summon the biography of an economist, the filmography of an actor, the story of a politician, or the complete published works of a contemporary novelist in seconds. This is the privilege of our time: the democratization of information has made what was once the domain of specialized libraries and archivists available to anyone through thousands of digital platforms. However, turn the clock back, and the landscape change
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