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Al-Sabah, a new independent newspaper, hit the streets and cafes of Cairo on 30 September. Its recipe — sensational anti-Muslim…

President Mohamed Morsy and his Muslim Brotherhood have come under intense criticism from opposition forces, the judiciary, and today, the…

Depending on which newspaper one reads, Monday’s papers take the reader from a country on its way toward development with…

State-owned newspaper Al-Ahram this morning leads with Egypt’s democratic change and its relations with the world being featured as part…

Journalists from state-run news agency MENA, Al-Shaab and Al-Wafd newspapers staged protests Wednesday demanding better salaries and permanent employment for…

After several days of protests over a film about Prophet Mohamed deemed insulting, Monday’s newspapers moved to social and economic…

The headlines of today’s papers reveal the growing gap of the editorial approach between state-owned and independent papers, which was…

Wednesday’s newspapers center their coverage on three new developments. Topping the news is President Mohamed Morsy’s visit to China for…

The anti-Muslim Brotherhood protests that flared up Friday are still making headlines in most of Monday’s newspapers.

Yasser Rizq, the former editor-in-chief of Al-Akhbar, is leaving the state-owned paper to take over at Egypt Independent's sister paper…