Public trust in public servants
Looking at how the presidency chose to deal with last week’s turmoil, it has become increasingly difficult to find a silver lining. The dreadful sight of Egyptians killing one another over political beliefs with such read the rest…
Read More →Price of engine oil doubles
Calls for the Ministry of Petroleum to set price ceilings on oil companies
Read More →Foreign international reserves dwindle
During the month of December net reserves rose by $705 million
Read More →West focuses attention on Egypt
The whole world is watching as Egypt struggles to define itself politically and legally
Read More →Fighting for internet freedom
By Vinton Cerf The internet empowers each one of us to speak, create, learn, and share. Today, more than two billion people are online — about a third of the planet. The internet has become read the rest…
Read More →Violence in several governorates during Friday protests
Protesters face violence by security forces, FJP members and unidentified assailants
Read More →El-Erian in New York
Senior FJP member visits the United Nations in New York City
Read More →Detainees following palace clashes released
129 detainees released and immediately file reports against Morsy and Brotherhood leaders
Read More →Al-Shater: “We are the people, we are the majority”
Islamist colaition insist on defending president’s legitimacy
Read More →The Cabinet Office case files
Daily News Egypt and Amnesty International remember the victims of the 2011 Cabinet Office clashes
Read More →Review: Columnists debate Morsy’s speech
As President Mohamed Morsy met with over 40 political and legal experts to reach national accord over the constitutional crisis columnists explored his invitation for dialogue. Emad Al-Din Hussein Al-Shorouk Newspsper Morsy’s speech and read the rest…
Read More →Military will not allow Egypt to “fall into a dark tunnel”
Armed forces express support for national dialogue
Read More →The growing influence of the Muslim Brotherhood
Last week cannot be called anything other than a big mess. Ever since the Brotherhood took office, we have been reaping one misfortune after the other. From political exclusion to cracking down on freedom of read the rest…
Read More →Morsy to pass law granting military power of arrest
Decision will be protected by constitutional declaration
Read More →Lawsuit targets French paper over naked Mohammed cartoons
Suit targets the publication, its director and two cartoonists
Read More →Morsy meets with allies
Political and legal figures discuss constitutional crisis with Morsy, political opposition not represented
Read More →MB supreme guide demands accountability for clashes
Badie calls for dialogue and decision-making through the ballot box
Read More →Iran warships dock in Sudan
Khartoum said it was a “normal” port call but Israeli officials have expressed concern about arms smuggling
Read More →Egypt helps world celebrate Hamas anniversary
Rafah border crucial for visits from international delegation and exiled party head
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