Tamer Mohsen is one of Egypt's most talked-about directors. His creative repertoire includes a 2015 drama film Cat and Mouse ("Ott we Far") and television series: Without Mentioning Names ("Bedoun Zikr Asmaa"), which aired during Ramadan 2013, (...)
Christine Lagarde, managing director of the International Monetary Fund, concluded her one-day visit to Egypt on Wednesday after meeting with President Mohamed Morsi, Prime Minister Hisham Qandil, the Egyptian finance minister and the rest of the (...)
Tens of political activists have begun tearing down a wall in downtown Cairo that was erected by the military during clashes at the nearby cabinet building in December 2011, according to El-Badil Online.
The wall is on Sheikh Rehan Street next to (...)
Egypt's Judges' Club on Monday night gave President Morsi 36 hours to backtrack on his decision to reinstate the People's Assembly that the High Consitutional Court ruled unconstitutional
"We are giving Morsi a 36-hour grace period to backtrack on (...)
The Brotherhood's dominance of the Shura Council, which is responsible for appointing editors to state-owned newspapers, has led some journalists to warn of 'NDP-style' domination of the media
About a hundred journalists from various state-owned (...)
Former presidential candidateAbdel-Moneim Abul-Fotouhplans to launch a new political party called the 'Strong Egypt Party,' to be announced in the next few days, Abul-Fotouh campaign spokeswomman Doaa Fattouh told Ahram Online.
The new party is (...)
Ahmed Deif, a policy advisor to Egypt's president-electMohamed Morsi, stressed that Morsi will be a leader for all Egyptians and will appoint Coptic Christian and female vice-presidents.
"President-elect Morsi is not only backed by people with an (...)
Amr Hamzawy highlighted the roles the martyrs played in securing the first free, democratic presidential elections, congratulates Mursi, and calls on the president-elect to respect all Egyptians
Liberal ex-MP Amr Hamzawy paid tribute to the martyrs (...)
Presidential candidate Mohammed Morsi held a press conference on Wednesday, the last day before the electoral silence period preceding the runoff between him and Ahmed Shafiq. He took the opportunity to reiterate his promises to the political forces (...)
Tahrir Square was filled by demonstrators on Tuesday evening, as the Muslim Brotherhood, youth revolutionary groups and presidential candidates led protests against Mubarak verdicts and Ahmed Shafiq
On Tuesday evening, marches from all over Cairo (...)
Following the meetings that were held on Monday between presidential candidates Mohamed Morsi, Hamdeen Sabbahi, and Abdel-Moneim Abul-Fotouh, as well as other political forces, Sabbahi said that there is a significant possibility of forming a (...)
Revolutionary groups have called for mass protests on Tuesday against the verdict in the trial of Hosni Mubarak and a number of senior former regime figures.
Protests broke out across Egypt on Saturday after Mubarak and El-Adly were both slapped (...)
Secular revolutionary parties and movements held a press conference on Sunday to announce a unified position regarding Saturday's controversial Mubarak trial verdicts.
Protests erupted on Saturday after ousted president Hosni Mubarak and long-time (...)
Renowned film producer Mohamed El-Adl, a prominent member of Hamdeen Sabbahi's presidential campaign, has said members of the campaign had accepted the elimination of their candidate, although demonstrators in Tahrir Square had called on the (...)
Morsi's speech on Tuesday and the promises he made to Egyptians and political forces still fail to unite political powers around the candidate.
Different political parties saw in Morsi's speech an assurance that their approach of continuing to press (...)
Unidentified assailants attacked protestors in Tahrir Square at midnight, Monday, after thousands gathered to demonstrate against Egypt's election results, that will see Mubarak's last prime minister Ahmed Shafiq and the Muslim Brotherhood's Mohamed (...)
Presidential hopefulsHamdeen Sabbahi, Abdel-Moneim Abul-Fotouh and Amr Moussa did not attend Saturday's meeting called by the Muslim Brotherhood and the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) to co-ordinate support for Mohamed Morsi in June's presidential (...)
Egyptian film producer and Sabbahi campaigner, as well as Abul Fotouh's twitter account, deny a statement on Brotherhood's website that claims they would back Morsi in a run-off with Shafiq
The campaigns of both Hamdeen Sabbahi and Abdel-Moneim (...)
Amid rising anticipation, the first post-Mubarak presidential elections will take place this week, but some Egyptians are concerned about potential forgery and violations.
Some potential voters are boycotting the process, explaining that elections (...)
All eyes are on Egypt's first post-Mubarak presidential race thatwill conclude next week, 23-24 May. Not only because it's the first presidential poll since the January 25 Revolution, but because it's the first real presidential vote ever in Egypt's (...)
Egypt's High Administrative Court has set aside Saturday to work on an appeal filed by the government concerning Benha Administrative Court's ruling on Wednesday declaring the illegitimacy of actions by the presidential elections commission, (...)
A career military officer with extensive experience in intelligence and international conflict resolution, Khairallah co-directed Egypt's foreign policy from behind closed doors for years.
Born on 22 July 1945, former intelligence officer Hossam (...)
Violent clashes between protesters and unknown assailants outside the defence ministry in the Cairo district of Abbasiya Wednesday have left 11 dead and 49 injured according to official interior ministry sources.
Unconfirmed reports coming from (...)
The sister of detained Egyptian lawyer Ahmed El-Gizawi speaks to Ahram Online about her brother's in absentia conviction by Saudi authorities, calls for public pressure after exhausting all legal channels
Public outrage has been growing in Egypt, (...)
Al-Nour Party MP Anwar El-Balkimy, who became known as "Nose job" Salafist MP, apologised on-air in today's session of the People's Assembly — Egypt's lower house of parliament — for lying about alleged facial injuries in March. He claimed he was (...)