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Moqattam stands up to Carrefour

Moqattam stands up to Carrefour

Residents of Moqattam are protesting plans to build a new branch of  Carrefour, a France-based international chain of commercial malls,…
Had enough SMS spamming? Well, take more!

Had enough SMS spamming? Well, take more!

Your mobile number is bought and sold to anyone that wants it.By living in formal society we have all kinds…
An underground war

An underground war

Rafah--Driving parallel to the borderline between Egyptian and Gazan territories, one can spot the machinery behind the conspicuous wall construction…
Shadow of violence, displacement looms over Christian holidays in Upper Egypt

Shadow of violence, displacement looms over Christian holidays in Upper Egypt

Qena-–In the biggest church in Farshout, a town harboring a little less than 60,000 inhabitants in Upper Egypt’s Naga Hamady,…
A different sense of belonging

A different sense of belonging

On the walls of Samir Mounir's reception hang some of the icons of his faith. “My uncle used to hang…
24 accused of forming terrorist cell

24 accused of forming terrorist cell

Attorney General Abdel Meguid Mahmoud agreed to refer 24 Egyptians and one Palestinian to the Supreme State Security Court on…
Tons of dead fish found in Mariouteya Canal

Tons of dead fish found in Mariouteya Canal

Masses of dead fish were seen floating two days ago on the surface of the Moheet and Mariouteya canals, in…
The new face of activism

The new face of activism

2009 witnessed a wave of demonstrations, egged on by young activists and tech-savvy students, who seem to have shaken the…
Mubarak: Will he stay or will he go?

Mubarak: Will he stay or will he go?

Following ElBaradei's statements that he might run for the upcoming presidential election--under certain conditions, most importantly amendment of the Constitution…
Predictions for Egypt’s political future

Predictions for Egypt’s political future

 Activists, political pundits, and those with a general interest in politics differ as to how Egypt will look in 2010.…
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