Iranian breakthrough and Obama foreign policy success
By Andrew Hammond A historic interim deal was reached on Sunday 24 November in Geneva which will see Iran’s nuclear programme curbed, at least temporarily, in exchange for limited, phased…
In Pictures: Cairo University protest dispersal
Egyptian police disperses protest by Students Against the Coup movement at Cairo University. Reports of one death and several injuries
Shura Council detainees go on hunger strike amid claims of ‘torture’
Lawyers say court decision not clear but another hearing will take place withing the next week
In Pictures: Anti-coup protests at Cairo University
Students Against The Coup movement protested Thursday at Cairo university, chanting against the coup and calling for the freedom of the detainees. Clashes erupted and reports of the death of…
Egypt policemen acquitted on torture charges
Three police officers were acquitted from charges of torturing five Islamist militants who were in their custody during the Mubarak rule
Egypt to seek gas deep offshore, shale in the western desert
State-owned Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company (EGAS) plans to launch an international tender for deep water gas exploration next year
Egyptian Pound strengthens slightly at Dollar sale
The central bank said it sold $38.8 million to banks at its auction, at a cut-off price of 6.8774 pounds to the dollar
Five Brotherhood leaders have detention extended
Detained Brotherhood members thought to be prominent employees of Gas company
Arrests for violations of protest law continue
Human Rights Watch condemns police action at Tuesday Shura Council protest
