Despite inconclusive investigations' lack of evidence as yet, Wednesday banner headlines of Egypt's daily newspapers accuse Muslim Brotherhood of standing behind the Mansoura terror attack
The Wednesday morning banner headlines of Egypt's daily (...)
Veteran rights activist Dr Mona Mina was elected doctors union secretary-general on Thursday, becoming the first woman and Christian to hold the post.
A broad coalition of non-Muslim Brotherhood candidates won a majority on the union's board.
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In Cairo's iconic Tahrir Square, a new billboard has gone up, calling on Egyptians to take part in the upcoming constitutional referendum.
And although it does not explicitly encourage bystanders to vote yes to the amended charter, the wording of (...)
The severe jail sentences handed down by an Alexandria Misdemeanour Court to 21 female Islamist protesters in the Mediterranean city has sparked outrage in Egypt.
In a particularly harsh ruling, the court slammed 14 female protesters with 11 years (...)
Interior ministry sources say the ministry has approved a request by activists to hold a demonstration in central Cairo -- the first such authorisation since the issuing of a controversial law on Sunday which requires that all protests receive prior (...)
Police forces dispersed another Tuesday protest in Cairo's downtown 30 minutes after it commenced, arresting tens of activists after using water cannons and teargas, two days after a new controversial protest law was issued.
Activists Mona Seif and (...)
'Journalists against torture,' a new body aimed at denouncing the torture and mistreatment of Egyptian journalists at the hands of the authorities, was launched Tuesday.
The founding statement of the group was signed by 60 journalists working across (...)
Guests were waiting outside the church for the arrival of the bride when two gunmen riding a motorcycle drove by and opened fire on them. Four people died in the attack, including two young girls aged eight and twelve. Eighteen others were (...)
After weeks of relative calm, Egypt plunged into violence once again on 6 October as the country celebrated its national holiday marking the 1973 war with Israel, igniting fears over further bloodshed in the turmoil-stricken country.
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As Coptic Orthodox Pope Shenouda III praised Egypt's military rulers at Christmas mass in January 2012, Christian youth chanted “down with military rule” from the back of the Cathedral.
Sitting in the first row were several members of the Supreme (...)
For the first time since the ouster of Mohamed Morsi on 3 July, US President Barack Obama roundly admitted the former Egyptian president was "unwilling or unable to govern in a way that was fully inclusive."
In his address to the UN on Tuesday, the (...)
CAIRO: Egypt fell two places in the ease of doing business ranking, sliding to 110th place from 108 in 2011.
Entitled "Doing Business 2012: Doing business in a more transparent world," the International Finance Corporation's (IFC) annual report, (...)
CAIRO: Water and technology experts came together to brainstorm for ideas and create solutions to local water challenges in the first Water Hackathon held at the American University in Cairo by its Desert Development Center in cooperation with the (...)
CAIRO: Experts convening at the International Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations (FIATA) agreed that investing in the freight sector is key to boosting Egypt's economy in a conference held in Cairo.
In a country whose ports allow (...)
CAIRO: Tunisians in Egypt are caught in the election fever sweeping the country as they gear up for their own historic elections since former president Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali was toppled.
"I am getting to know the different political parties, (...)
CAIRO: Egypt's economic situation should stabilize on the long-term, according to a trade forecast published last week by HSBC Bank.
The next 15 years will witness the rise of the Egyptian economy on the international scene, along with many other (...)
CAIRO: Employees of Telecom Egypt (TE) protested Monday outside the company's headquarters on Ramses Street, saying they will be on strike until their demands are met.
The protest followed a court upheld the prosecution's decision to keep five (...)
CAIRO: The Association for Freedom of Thought and Expression (AFTE) described on Sunday the car-ramming of a student protest by a university dean in the Delta city of Mansoura as a "criminal act ", adding that "nothing justifies it.”
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CAIRO: The Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights (EIPR) condemned the attack on a church in Marinab late last month, blaming the authorities for not dealing with the sectarian tension in the village in a report issued last week.
Entitled "The (...)
CAIRO: The attack on a church in the southern city of Marinab, a few kilometers from Edfu, last week, remains shrouded in mystery as around 4000 protesters continue their sit-in in front of the governorate's headquarters in Aswan.
While Aswan's (...)
CAIRO: Tens of protesters gathered Wednesday in front of the Journalists' Syndicate, demonstrating against the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces' "violation of freedom of speech."
"We are here to ask for the complete freedom of Egyptian (...)
CAIRO: Nearly eight months after an uprising toppled former president Hosni Mubarak, most Egyptians are struggling to remain optimistic about their transition to democracy, with the current instability causing some to express a feeling of resentment (...)
CAIRO: Lawyer and head of the Egyptian Union for Human Rights Naguib Gobrael said Sunday that Copts may resort to boycotting the coming parliamentary elections in protest at their mistreatment.
The press conference was held at the union's (...)