Al-Karama party opposes 11/11 protest calls
Political party upholds its criticism of the state despite rejecting the calls for protests on 11/11, citing oppression, price hikes, and non-fulfilment of revolutionary goals
Former Police Club manager released following interrogation over EGP 25 bribe
No evidence of corruption could be found against him, says lawyer
Sometimes it’s nice to be the underdog: British squash player Daryl Selby
Squash originally comes from England and the British Empire brought the sport to the countries that the British colonised. In these countries, squash is more accessible, and nowadays Egypt provides…
Conscript killed at El Zagdan checkpoint by snipers
The armed forces is yet to confirm this attack; state narratives and reports by North Sinai residents often differ in details
Family members voice difficulties in visiting detained journalists El-Battawy, Shawkan
El-Battawy is being held in solitary confinement, while Shawkan was transferred to a different prison for unknown reasons
Korean band transcends time and space, teleports Egyptian audience to South Korea
In celebration of the 9th Korea-Arab Friendship Caravan, Al-Gomhouria Theatre hosted the Gyeonggi Provincial Dance Company last week. The event was hosted by the Korea-Arab Society, under the auspices of…
Eurozone inflation up amid economic recovery
Inflation in the 19-member eurozone has reached levels not seen for over two years, but is still far too low to satisfy governors at the European Central Bank.
At the 38th edition of Cairo International Film Festival: 2 Egyptian films take on international race among 16 others
A few days before the opening ceremony of the 38th edition of the Cairo International Film Festival (CIFF), Magda Wassef, the president of the festival, with representatives of the Parallel…
Embargo on Cuba is an embarrassment for the United States
The United States’ abstention on a resolution to end its economic embargo on Cuba—a first after opposing it for 24 years—is an implicit acknowledgement of the wrongfulness of such a measure.…
Leading Democrat blasts FBI ‘double standards’ over Clinton emails
Top Senate official Harry Reid says FBI director James Comey may have broken the law with revelations about a probe into Hillary Clinton's emails.