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Salfists in protest against para-consititutional priniciples proposed by ruling military council, al-Nour Mosque, Cairo, August 16, 2011. Notably, major political forces, not least Islamic ones such as Muslim Brotherhood, oppose priniciples proposed by Egypt's military council - principles seen as overlooking a recent poll on constitutional amendments. In a broader context, Egypt is locked in a heated debate on how a constituent assembly should be elected in order to create a new constitution.
Nour Party warns military council against delaying parliamentary elections
Mohamed Abu Elenen
Omar Al-Sheih
15 Sep 2011
“The military council will bear the anger of the people if it postpones the parliamentary elections,” Nader...
Unfulfilled economic and political demands keep Egypt’s laborers furious
Jano Charbel 15 Sep 2011
The first two weeks of September have witnessed a massive wave of strikes, with many more planned for the rest of the...
Egyptian newspapers
Propaganda is hitting the mark, but ultimately doomed to failure, say experts
Steven Viney 14 Sep 2011
As political uncertainty continues to grip the nation, many Egyptians are continuing to express their apprehension over...
An Egyptian woman lays flowers on the flag-draped coffins of 19 unidentified victims, who were killed during the Egyptian revolution but whose remains were never claimed, during a mass funeral, Al-Sayida Nafisa Mosque, Cairo, June 9, 2011.
Interior Ministry bribed Beni Suef victims to change testimonies, says lawyer
Saeed Nafea 13 Sep 2011
Emad Ibrahim, a lawyer representing revolutionary martyrs in Beni Suef, dropped a bombshell on Tuesday during the...
Hundreds of thousands of protesters participate in Friday of correcting the path of revolution, Tahrir Square, Cairo, September 9, 2011, which aims to pressure the ruling military council to end military trials of civilians and set a timeframe and clear plan for handing power to a civilian government.
Revolutionary group calls for rally to reject Emergency Law
Arabic Edition 12 Sep 2011
The Union of Revolutionary Youth on Monday called for a mass rally in Tahrir Square on Friday to voice the rejection of...
Minister: Gulf state paid millions for chaos in Egypt
DPA 12 Sep 2011
A tiny Gulf country gave a well-known Egyptian association LE181 million in February to try to undermine the stability...
  On the wall of the Franciscan Nun School in the Upper Egyptian city of Luxor, graffiti artists painted an excerpt from a poem by Abdel Rahman al-Abnoudy next to a portrait of former Interior Minister Habib al-Adly. The poem reads: The revolution is not a monopoly… It’s neither yours nor mine It’s the revolution of he, who faced the bayonet with his chest And of he, whom the bullet gouged his eye and he did cry
Graffiti fervor reaches its city of origin, Luxor
Ahmed Zaki Osman 11 Sep 2011
Traditionally, the Franciscan Nun School in the Upper Egyptian tourist city of Luxor, by definition an apolitical...
Thousands of protesters do Friday's prayer prior to Friday of correcting the path of revolution, Tahrir Square, Cairo, September 9, 2011, which aims to pressure the ruling military council to end military trials of civilians and set a timeframe and clear plan for handing power to a civilian government.
Anti-military rally in Tahrir swells to tens of thousands as more march around Cairo
Mohamed Elmeshad
Omar Halawa
09 Sep 2011
Around 30,000 protesters gathered in Tahrir Square Friday to protest the ruling military council's performance and...
Salloum border crossing
Foreign Ministry to form committee to compensate Egyptians in Libya
MENA 27 Aug 2011
The Egyptian Foreign Ministry is seeking to form a government committee to follow up on Egyptians who have been...
Egyptian newspapers
Report reveals continued bias in state-run media since January uprising
Rana Khazbak 25 Aug 2011
Egypt’s local press coverage of government activities has continued to be editorially partial in recent months,...