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The tumultuous constitution-writing process was dealt another blow this week when secular powers withdrew from the assembly tasked with drafting…

The remains on the railway tracks at the entrance of Mandara in Assiut Governorate spoke of the unthinkable tragedy that…

Like other Egyptians who were provoked by the pictures of the injured people during the Mohamed Mahmoud clashes in 2011…

Located in the midst of a favorable spot in the Nile, the Qursaya Island was the spot chosen by hundreds…

With human rights organizations reporting a spike in defamation charges, concerns are piling up over the effect of such charges…

“For the first time on Thursday, the Egyptian president explicitly said the word ‘Israel’ during a public condemnation of Israel’s…

Following an 18-month saga, Nile University students and faculty celebrated Sunday a court ruling that annulled an earlier decision to…

On 19 November 2011, all hell broke loose in Mohamed Mahmoud Street, which juts east from Tahrir Square. Security forces…

ARISH — For Ahmed Taha, Sharia tribunals are not earthly justice. They come from a higher power. “The verdict of…

  Egypt's Prime Minister Hesham Qandil crossed into Gaza via Rafah at 8 am Friday for a brief three-hour stay…