While the state has secured Dabaa residents' approval, there remain questions about the environmental safety and economic justice of the project
Now that the balance of power is tilting toward the regime, who will be able to go back?
Ousted president to return to mansion his wife was accused of illegally acquiring
We track the ongoing conflict between President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and Al-Azhar Grand Sheikh Ahmed al-Tayyeb
Parliamentary committees approved a bill primarily targeting Egypt’s infamous Ultras football fan clubs
Province of Sinai militants have reportedly intensified their presence in Arish, setting up a number of checkpoints on populated streets
Sources confirm that Egypt’s proposed amendments to the 2002 Arab Peace Initiative were rejected by the Palestinian delegation
A recent US report on human rights in Egypt has elicited an atypically mild response from the Foreign Ministry
21 years ago there was another stand-off, but back then things were different
The quorum is not easy to met, and general assembly meetings and elections are often postponed
The defense was based on a denial that any violence had occurred
Egypt intends to abstain from voting on a Security Council draft resolution that would ban the supply of helicopters to the Syrian government and impose sanctions on Syrian military and…
Parliament expelled Mohamed Anwar al-Sadat on Monday, accused of leaking a copy of Egypt's NGO law
The fate of Sinai’s Coptic Christians is held between a church that closed its doors to them and a state that intervened too late
Egypt’s aims for the meeting were not limited to direct negotiations and issuance of a joint statement
Argentinian football star Lionel Messi arrived in Cairo Tuesday for a medical tourism campaign
Formerly the Transitional Justice and National Reconciliation Ministry, the Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Ministry has been renamed once again as the Parliamentary Affairs Ministry, raising questions about the scope and limitations of its work.
The circle of Coptic Christians in danger of targeted attacks widens in the absence of protection
Egypt’s new education minister, Tarek Shawki, has been hailed as the answer to Egypt’s ailing educational system
Parliament appoints 9 new ministers to Sherif Ismail's cabinet
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