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Cairo’s street and bridges were strewn with billboards bearing the phrase “Al-Qahira wal Nas” — “Cairo and the People” —…

“The catching of the three [infiltrators] occurred in the early morning, a few tens of meters from the border, inside…

Despite secular groups’ frenzy about state institutions being headed and dominated by the Muslim Brotherhood, the Cabinet formation came against…

Sunday’s attack should open President Mohamed Morsy’s eyes, writes well-known Israeli journalist Boaz Bismuth in Israel Hayom, a right-leaning paper.…

Those living in Rafah have military forces responsible for securing the border at their doorsteps. While this should be extra…

The No to Military Trials Campaign slammed on Tuesday recurrent kidnappings and attempted kidnappings of activists, allegedly by security forces,…

After five days of sectarian violence, 12 armored vehicles besiege a street no wider than 300 meters and no longer…

Amr Fathi is but the most recent fatality in Ramlet Bulaq, where slum dwellers have been struggling to keep their…

Ever since the revolution forced the police from the streets, the country has been plagued by a security vacuum and,…

As Prime Minister Hesham Qandil announced his mostly technocratic Cabinet on Thursday, many reacted with disappointment. Observers say that, in…