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Verdict on Farouk Hosni expected in December, travel ban upheld

Verdict on Farouk Hosni expected in December, travel ban upheld

The Giza Criminal Court set 3 December to issue a verdict in former Culture Minister Farouk Hosni's corruption trial. He…
Public prosecutor orders pornographic sites blocked

Public prosecutor orders pornographic sites blocked

The public prosecutor sent official letters to the communications and information technology minister, the interior minister and the head of…
Okasha fails to appear in court for incitement case

Okasha fails to appear in court for incitement case

The Cairo Criminal Court adjourned the trial of controversial media figure Tawfiq Okasha on charges of attempting to incite the…
Spirituality first: Tawadros and the new church

Spirituality first: Tawadros and the new church

A popular Coptic liturgical hymn preceded the Sunday altar lottery, when Bishop Tawadros was chosen as the 118th pope of…
Court sets 2 September for lawsuit on Shura Council dissolution

Court sets 2 September for lawsuit on Shura Council dissolution

Supreme Constitutional Court head Judge Maher al-Beheiry scheduled a session on 2 December to consider a lawsuit demanding the dissolution…
Pop star Haifa Wehbe breaks up with husband

Pop star Haifa Wehbe breaks up with husband

Lebanese singer Haifa Wehbe’s media office declared on Wednesday that she broke up with her husband Mahmoud Abu Hashima, an…
Authorities deny reports of Mubarak transfer after bathroom fall

Authorities deny reports of Mubarak transfer after bathroom fall

An Interior Ministry’s Prisons Authority official has denied reports that former President Hosni Mubarak was transferred out of Tora prison…
Wednesday’s papers: Constitution battle, Obama re-election lead headlines

Wednesday’s papers: Constitution battle, Obama re-election lead headlines

The local press focuses Wednesday on the nation's protracted battle to draft the constitution and news of US President Barack…
Copts outraged over Salafi invasion of church land

Copts outraged over Salafi invasion of church land

A group of Coptic activists are planning to protest Wednesday in the mostly-Christian district of Shubra after a group of…
Constitution authors lean toward restricting gender equality, religious freedom

Constitution authors lean toward restricting gender equality, religious freedom

Political groups represented in the Constituent Assembly have tentatively agreed on four controversial articles in the draft constitution, an Islamist…
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