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Under tight security measures, two Giza families agreed Tuesday to end vendetta killings in a conventional reconciliation session, a practice…

 In homes and streets around Egypt, women are keeping alive a group the authorities are determined to crush. They teach…

Veteran writer Mohamed Hassanein Heikal said President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi faces “a general unsettled atmosphere,” adding that “We cannot do…

Women infected with HIV in Egypt face worse stigma than men, creating barriers to AIDS treatment, education and awareness, says…

The consultant on a project to develop the Suez Canal says cumbersome Egyptian government bureaucracy could hamper its chances of…

Aid workers fear a major humanitarian crisis for millions of Syrian refugees in the Middle East after funding gaps forced…

Gaber Sayyed lost the use of his legs when an armoured police vehicle crushed them during the 2011 uprising that…

Despite the sweeping outbreak of the Ebola virus in most West African countries and recently the United States, it might…

American analyst Max Fisher commented on the acquittal of former President Hosni Mubarak in an article published on Vox website…

A black bag with shaving tools was all Mohamed Mohamed inherited from his father. Mohamed, from the village of Badrashin in Giza, followed in…