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Copts mark anniversary of Kosheh violence
Egypt

Copts mark anniversary of Kosheh violence

Around 3000 Christians gathered Friday at the Virgin Mary and Father Kyrillos Churches in Ezbet el-Nakhl to mark the tenth…
Euro Parliament criticizes Naga Hammadi shootings
Egypt

Euro Parliament criticizes Naga Hammadi shootings

The Egyptian Foreign Ministry criticized some members of the European Parliament for their role in pushing a decision to criticize…
Sectarian violence unpacked in Alexandria
Egypt

Sectarian violence unpacked in Alexandria

Alexandria--Walking along the buildings of Street 45, between Miami and el-Asafra in Eastern Alexandria, Peter Fares, a young Coptic man…
Naga Hammadi Copts in mourning
Egypt

Naga Hammadi Copts in mourning

Qena--In Naga Hammadi, the sadness over the death of six young church deacons on the eve of Coptic Christmas has…
Another row in parliament over Naga Hammadi violence
Egypt

Another row in parliament over Naga Hammadi violence

Parliament witnessed another heated session over the 7 January Naga Hammadi shootings in which seven people were killed and several…
‘Naga Hammadi bloggers’ released after one-day detention
Egypt

‘Naga Hammadi bloggers’ released after one-day detention

Around 30 bloggers and activists were released Saturday after being briefly detained in Qena's Security Directorate. The young men and…
Today’s news: Containing Qena, celebrating the High Dam
Egypt

Today’s news: Containing Qena, celebrating the High Dam

Today’s headlines were still tied to the violent events of  upper Egyptian town Naga Hammadi, that resulted in the killing…
Naga Hammadi: Sectarian violence or criminal action?
Egypt

Naga Hammadi: Sectarian violence or criminal action?

Suspicions and sadness overwhelm the little town Nagaa Hammadi after the death of six Copts and a Muslim guard, shot…
Chronology: Egypt’s sectarian violence
Egypt

Chronology: Egypt’s sectarian violence

Was the recent shooting of six Copts and a Muslim security guard in the Upper Egyptian town of Nagga Hamadi…
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