How the revolution’s activists were alienated after 30 June

For months prior to 30 June, massive protests were called for and prepared across Egypt against Muslim Brotherhood president Mohamed Morsi.

Taha Sakr

30 June and onwards: how Al-Sisi lured in supporters

An emotional population in need of a leader­. But will this be enough for continuity?

Amira El-Fekki

In Pictures: Students protest exam delays at Press Syndicate

Reports of the religious studies exam leak surfaced Wednesday morning

Asmaa Gamal

Smoke on EgyptAir flight before crash, black box shows

Authorities investigating last month's EgyptAir crash say data from one of the black boxes confirms smoke was on board the plane before it went down. Some recovered wreckage also shows…

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Euro 2016: Black market for tickets is booming

UEFA hoped that personalized Euro 2016 tickets would make scalpers' lives difficult, but outside the stadiums totes are still having a field day. DW sports went put to discover what's…

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Waving off poverty in Bulgaria

Imagine living in the EU and having just 165 euros every month. That's the average pension in Bulgaria

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Tennis: Djokovic, Federer progress at Wimbledon

Day three of play at the All England Club featured the two biggest stars of the men's game: world number one Novak Djokovic and seven-time champion Roger Federer. And both…

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Germany seeking to boost investment in Greece

Germany's Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel is embarking on a three-day trip to Greece, where he is expected to focus on intensifying bilateral trade and investment partnership amid the fallout from…

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UK stocks erase all post-vote losses

London's benchmark FTSE 100 stock index has erased all its post Brexit vote losses on a wave of bargain hunting activities. Energy and financial shares were among the biggest winners…

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Istanbul gathers to donate blood to wounded after terrorist attack

People in Istanbul are becoming accustomed to terrorist attacks, but finding a way to cope hardly makes it better, reports Anna Lekas Miller.

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