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1. How do you choose which stories to cover?2. How are you differentiated from other competitors?

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1. In the April 2017 news report, "A Father's Grief" had a huge impact on social media. Did it have any other impact on a political level? If yes, what?
2. How do you ensure your reporters' safety?

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1-    Does writing about these issues such as the Syrian refuges conflict ever affect you on a personal level? Did you ever strive to help them beyond your publications?

2-    As a publicist have you ever faced any form of censorship? If so, how did you over come it?

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1) What were the main challenges you have faced since you started to work in Egypt? Did you face any trouble with the government?

2) Which factor determines the angle you are going to tell the story with?
Can a story have different angles, or should it be focusing on one single angle? (For example Cairo Creates focuses on the angle of the voice of the voiceless people, what does the AP focus on?

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1) To what extent do you find difficulty in obtaining your interviews? How do you conduct all these interviews f or such topics?
2) D you think is there a link between Trump's wall on Mexico's borders and Israel's West Bank Barrier?

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1-] Have you ever did a coverage where people were not interested in it however, you felt that it was really important? If that’s the case,  have you ever felt disappointed and what was your reaction.

2-] When you did the coverage on the refugees how did you manage not to be biased and at the same time maintain the objective coverage?

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1) to what extent does the government manage or filter news? and how do you manage that?

2) how can you prevent yourself from being biased regarding unaccepted matters like rape, abuse, crimes...?

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1) What social media platforms work well for increasing the reach of your content?

2) What is one thing you’d change about the publication in Egypt ?

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Being a foreign publication, does the government have any say in your publications? Does it censor any specific stories or topics?

There are several stories about President Trump and his relationship with other countries such as Syria, Saudi-Arabia, Mexico, etc. Is it hard to stay objective and not be biased towards any of these countries including the United States?

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- On the day of the Palm Sunday incident, we saw a lot of TV channels and newspapers openly publishing photos of the aftermath. While this helps add credibility and maybe provoke some feelings out of the viewer or reader, where do you draw the line when it comes to such situations? Especially now that we’ve been finding a lot of graphic images and videos from Syria for example all over social media for anyone to view.

- Have you ever been in a situation where self-censorship seemed like a necessary option? If yes, why?

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-If Egypt and the US had conflict on a particular issue, which country would you be inclined to?
-How would you insure that you grasp the correct credible information to present to your readers?

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How does the state deal with you as a foreign publication?

what is the difference between being a journalist in the USA and being a journalist in the Middle East

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1) How do you structure your monthly reports? Can you tell us more about the "worth noting" section of the report?

2) How did your team manage to write the first report on Iran's presidential elections? Do you usually have the "only AP" sections in the reports?

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- How do you seperate emotions from sensitive topics, for example the issue of Palestine or Syria?
- Have you ever felt the idea of male superiority and women oppression in your field of work? And if yes, how do you deal with it?
- What are the most important things you have learnt from your work experience?