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As the race heats up between the nation’s two leading Islamist presidential candidates, the Muslim Brotherhood is mixing its new-found…

The scene has become familiar: streets splashed with rubble and broken glass; torn down sign posts leading to barricades of…

The United Nations is cooperating with the Egyptian government, local NGOs and media institutions to launch a program aimed at…

The World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA), in collaboration with Egypt Independent, organized a call to gather posters,…

As laser beams cut through the night sky above giant screens, Mohamed Selim al-Awa, a small, neatly dressed man in…

In 2009, Nobel Laureate Mohamed ElBaradei returned to Egypt with the aim of organizing the scattered political forces that wanted…

Presidential candidates are out and about on Labor Day trying to gather support from laborers, a key constituency. While laborers…

Just one day before Labor Day, the Interior Ministry is facing more internal dissent than any other government office. Two…

“We are the future of this country,” says Ahmed Malek, also known as Junior Malek, about people his age who…

With the ongoing marginalization of Egypt’s working classes, the revolutionary demands of “bread, freedom, and social justice” remain distant goals.…