Rabaa sit-in dispersal ‘crime against humanity’: HRW
Human Rights Watch report says Rabaa dispersal “probably” amounts to crimes against humanity, as it was “planned at the highest levels of Egyptian government”
Al-Sisi, Putin seek stronger ties in Sochi
Russian and Egyptian presidents look to coordinate on international issues
Interior Ministry says HRW was told to postpone visit
HRW top staff set to release report on Rabaa Al-Adaweya dispersal turned away by Egyptian authorities after being held overnight
Anti-Coup Alliance calls for ‘new revolutionary wave’
One year has passed since the violent dispersal of the Rabaa and Al-Nahda sit-ins; Anti-Coup Alliance calls for more protests
In Pictures: Feeding Egypt
The number of Egyptians who cannot afford “enough nutritious food” is increasing, one in five Egyptians suffers from food insecurity, according to a new report from international research institute…
Ministerial Committee investigating 22 investment disputes: Justice Minister
General Authority for Investment and Free Zones (GAFI) faces 155 investment disputes, to be examined by Dispute Settlement Committee in next meeting
Cement companies to increase prices: Chambers of Commerce official
Cement companies lead a coalition to increase the price of one tonne of cement to EGP 750 for merchants in light of power shortage and stagnancy
15 richest men in Egypt worth over $23bn: Egypt Business Directory
Sawiris, Mansour and Sewedy family make a strong showing on list
Russian tourism market requires study to attract new groups: Chair of Egyptian Tourism Federation
Russia forms one of the largest tourism markets for Egypt in recent years and must be studied in order to attract new categories of tourists
Increase in Suez Canal revenues and shares’ return expected in two years: El-Araby
An increase in revenue from the Suez Canal project and its shares can be expected in two years, Minister of Planning and Administrative development said Ashraf El-Araby during a television…