6 Middle East countries lose $35bn as impact of Syrian war and ISIS spread
Analysis suggests Syria and Iraq bear brunt of direct costs of war, losing 14% and 16% in per capita welfare, respectively
Fitch Raises Egypt’s Credit Rating to ‘B’
At end of 2014, national debt stood at 90.5% of GDP, and is set to drop to 85.8% of GDP by the end of the FY 2015-2016
Russian deal will make Egyptian products more competitive, increase tourism and trade: Russian-Egyptian Business Council member
Government sources confirm sufficiency of Russian tourism in Egypt, despite tumble in value of rouble
Israeli air strikes hit Gaza in response to rocket attack
First exchange of fire since August truce
On-campus violations against students continue: AFTE
Two students from Alexandria University refered to military courts, says student observatory
Ramsis bath house arrests violation of ‘privacy and human rights’: EIPR
The defendants will stand in court Sunday
Shoukry meets Syrian opposition delegation to discuss political solution to conflict
Results of Egyptian initiative for non-violent transition remain uncertain, says expert
Photojournalist Shawkan describes ‘endless nightmare’ from behind bars
Freelance photojournalist has managed to send an open letter from prison
Ajnad Misr reacts to US terrorist designation
Designation is a "blessing", says group media spokesman
New US ambassador arrives in Egypt as Al-Sisi and Obama discuss bilateral ties
Phone call between two leaders covered regional security and human rights