It wasn’t just the Interior Ministry, the Endowments Ministry and other state entities putting a damper on revolutionary sentiment in Cairo on Monday. Even the wet, cold and dismal weather seemed to…
A couple of days after clashes in Matareya around the fourth anniversary of the January 25 revolution, Hajj Hazem, who owns a candy shop right next to Al-Rahman mosque, was still clearing glass after a…
In the campus battles between students and security forces that are emblematic of the current political scene in Egypt, academics are taking divergent stances. These positions are arguably affecting the…
Since the start of the academic year, university campuses have become the new battleground between the military-backed government and the deposed Muslim Brotherhood, but increasing police brutality has shifted the…
The Interior Ministry has issued a warning not to join protests mass protests planned for Friday against a decision to transfer two islands…
The Egyptian Consulate in New York sent a memorandum to the US State Department calling for the arrest of “Muslim Brotherhood elements”…
While a few small marches were reported in Cairo, Giza and Alexandria on Friday, no large-scale protests or associated security crackdowns took…
Clashes between police and protesters left at least six dead and three injured in Giza on Friday morning, according to Health Ministry officials. …
A 23-year-old student died on Friday in clashes between the police and members of the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood in Sharqiya, according to…
The Muslim Brotherhood has called for mass demonstrations on Friday to protest against the court ruling that upheld death sentences for former President Mohamed Morsi…
«On the anniversary of the demise of one form of political authority, I find myself contemplating the very nature of the new regime that is currently…»
«Mission accomplished, as far as the authorities are concerned. Rabea al-Adaweya is gone. When the presidency announced that mediation with the Muslim Brotherhood had failed, Al-Azhar…»
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