Al-Tayeb assures Al-Azhar exams are ongoing
Students Against the Coup protest decisions by the Supreme Council of Universities
Egypt’s doctors strike for one day
The Doctor’s Syndicate and the Ministry of Health provide conflicting figures on strike participation
Hossam loses in Qatar ExxonMobil Open first round
The Egyptian player loses against reigning champion
Court obliges the state to fund comatose protester’s treatment
Mo’awad Adel remains in a coma as a legal struggle for funding his treatment continues
Iraq suffers worst year of violence since 2008
Death tolls vary widely, but all point to a sharp rise in violence.
Rights groups demand investigations into cases of eavesdropping
Civil society organisations call for those who leaked private phone conversations to be held accountable
Analysis: After Web stocks boom, investors wary but rout unlikely
Most importantly, this year's stars, such as Facebook and Netflix, actually make money.
Blast from the past: 1970s games revived on Internet
The effort will enable a new generation to discover games that used to be on a cartridge inserted into a console, with titles including "Ninja Golf," and "Ms. Pac-Man."