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I went on a shopping spree today, but not my normal kind, for food or clothes. On Tuesday I bought…

With the scent of tear gas lingering over Tahrir Square, the future of Egypt’s first post-Mubarak election appears uncertain. Only…

Amid fears of the upcoming parliamentary elections yielding unsatisfactory results and renewed protests in Tahrir Square, many with unmet demands…

An atmosphere of hope and determination dominates at the International Eye Hospital, where two activists and a journalist are being…

A group of engineers has formed a bloc in the Engineers Syndicate in order to beat Muslim Brotherhood candidates in…

Like most Muslim Sisters, Fatma Abdel Hafez grew up within the Muslim Brotherhood's tightly knit networks. She was born to…

Forty-four years after Israeli pilots bombed the American ship USS Liberty during the 1967 War, an Israeli news outlet Wednesday…

Recent announcements that Qatar and Saudi Arabia have both granted Egypt US$500 million in budget support raised eyebrows among some…

A group of employees inside the Egyptian state TV and radio building, Maspero, are hoping to revolutionize the decades-old media…

DAMIETTA — Hundreds of protesters demonstrating against expansions to a factory in this Mediterranean port city are maintaining their sit-in for…