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Ibrahim al-Sayyad, chief news room editor of the Egyptian Radio and Television Union, said Thursday that state television will broadcast…

Living in a territory under siege could be a perfect excuse for lazy students to avoid challenging work. The students…

The Muslim Brotherhood’s official news outlet, Ikhwan Online, is reporting that  “the remnants of the dissolved National Democratic Party, the…

Political forces and human rights activists voiced mixed feelings over the recent police shake-up, which ended the service of at…

As the gap widens between the revolutionaries and their military rulers, a remote voice from across the Atlantic is increasingly…

Dr. Rashwan Shaaban remembers bitterly the two or three days that Banha University Hospital kept its doors closed. On one…

Egypt’s new information minister, Osama Heikal, was worried before the 25 January revolution that any potential uprising in Egypt would…

While trials of former regime officials may seem like a positive step in the fight against corruption, Ashraf Ali al-Baroudy,…

“Take to the streets on July 8, the revolution is still on,” reads graffiti on Qasr al-Aini street a few…

As Egypt prepares for its first free and fair parliamentary elections in recent memory this September, the US government and…