Morsi ‘tried not as an individual but as a regime’: Lawyer
Hoda Nasrallah of the prosecution comments on some of the legal irregularities in Tuesday’s verdict
Mineral water companies rush to meet Upper Egypt demand
Amid fear of water poisoning following phosphate spill in river Nile, water mineral firms expect surge in demand
Controversial police officer shot dead
Victim was high ranked in homeland security apparatus, and had a notorious reputation for his alleged involvement in torture cases
Egypt deplores reactions to ‘Presidential Palace’ verdict
US, Turkey express “concern” over sentencing of former president Mohamed Morsi and12 other defendants to 20 years imprisonment
African free trade to launch from Egypt: Trade minister
Cairo University hosts conference to strengthen Egypt's strategic, economic and societal ties with Africa
Media tycoon Sawiris defends Al Jazeera journalist Fahmy before court
Court postpones retrial of Mohamed Fahmy and Baher Mohamed to 28 April
Arab Chiefs-of-Staff meet for joint Arab Force implementation
Representatives from 18 countries attended and results of meeting will be presented to Arab leaders within four months
Through the Eyes of Women
The "photographic journey", as Friedlander chose to describe it, accommodates the international month of women, March.
Build better roads to feed more people
By Dr. Bjørn Lomborg Almost one-quarter of all food in the world is lost each year, from harvesting and storage to wastage in the consumer’s kitchen. In sub-Saharan Africa, about 21%…
Israel chides club for racism in bid to fend off FIFA suspension
By James M. Dorsey Israel’s Equal Employment Opportunities Commission (EEOC) has demanded that notoriously racist club, Beitar Jerusalem, the bad boy of Israeli football, retract recent statements that it would…