Coptic families forcibly displaced after Beni Suef attacks
Christian newspaper reports local Muslims tried to protect Copts from villagers angered over “insults to Islam”
TV presenter given 5 years imprisonment for blasphemy
Court tells Islam El-Behiry he violated penal code
Public park to substitute NDP headquarters
Cairo Governorate ordered demolition of NDP building Downtown
In Pictures: A man living in the middle of nowhere
Sayyed Toleib, or Uncle Sayyed as he likes to be called, is a man in his seventies, who leaves his family every week in Toleib farm in the New Valley…
In Egypt: Human rights lawyer Azza Soliman persecuted for witnessing a crime
By Semanur Karaman and Sara Katrine Brandt This has to stop. Ever since the regime change on 3 July 2013, the international community has been watching the preposterous persecution of…
Notes from America: General Al-Sisi brought out the worst of Egyptians
By Ahmed Tharwat French political philosopher Alexis de Tocqueville (1805-1859) said: “In democracy we get the government we deserve.” He was, of course, talking about true representative democracy that produces leaders the people…
Lawyers gather in Alexandria in solidarity with Mahienour El-Massry
Verdict in El-Raml police station case expected Sunday
Egypt’s tourism challenges are internal, not external
By Mohammed Nosseir ‘Have you been to Egypt?’ is a question I ask most people I meet abroad, after introducing myself as an Egyptian. In response to my question,…
Arab African Bank signs agreement with Temenos, IBM to develop tech systems
The Arab African International Bank (AAIB) signed an agreement with leading banking systems company Temenos and IBM, specialised in manufacturing and developing software, to develop the bank’s core banking system.…