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Presidential hopeful Shafiq boasts of his experience under Mubarak

Presidential hopeful Shafiq boasts of his experience under Mubarak

Presidential hopeful Ahmed Shafiq has boasted of his record of leadership as a minister and senior military officer under former…
Court acquits six policemen accused of killing protesters

Court acquits six policemen accused of killing protesters

An Egyptian court on Thursday acquitted six policemen accused of killing demonstrators in the Cairo neighborhood of Sayeda Zeinab during…
Human rights council to back lawsuits by virginity test plaintiffs

Human rights council to back lawsuits by virginity test plaintiffs

The woman's commission at Egypt's National Council for Human Rights (NCHR) on Thursday decided to join a lawsuits filed by…
Brotherhood close to achieving its ultimate goal, says Badie

Brotherhood close to achieving its ultimate goal, says Badie

The Muslim Brotherhood is close to achieving the “ultimate goal” set by the group's founder Hassan al-Banna in 1928, which…
SCAF supports shorter election timetable, says Advisory Council

SCAF supports shorter election timetable, says Advisory Council

Egypt's ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) has agreed to a new condensed timetable that would make presidential…
A year in review: Challenges ahead of the Muslim Brotherhood

A year in review: Challenges ahead of the Muslim Brotherhood

In December 2010, Egypt Independent spoke to different political pundits to probe them for their 2011 predictions as part of…
Egyptian minister, Tunisian ambassador discuss economic crises

Egyptian minister, Tunisian ambassador discuss economic crises

Egyptian Minister of Planning and International Cooperation Fayza Abouelnaga met in Cairo with the new Tunisian ambassador to Cairo, Mahmoud…
Thursday’s papers: Mubarak trial, election forecast and texts from 2011

Thursday’s papers: Mubarak trial, election forecast and texts from 2011

The trial of deposed President Hosni Mubarak, his sons and other former officials, are the subject of most of today’s…
Scientific institute renovations could cost up to LE7 million, Giza governor says

Scientific institute renovations could cost up to LE7 million, Giza governor says

The Egyptian Scientific Institute that caught on fire during unrest earlier this month can be restored, Giza Governor Ali Abdel…
Expats start voting in third phase of People’s Assembly elections

Expats start voting in third phase of People’s Assembly elections

Egyptian embassies are receiving ballots from expatriates voting in the third and final phase of People's Assembly elections, the Foreign…
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