Has the police state returned?
In the previous article, we discussed the secret conflict raging between supporters of the old regime and advocates of a democratic state. We discussed in detail the nature of the…
Egypt requests Japan consider lifting travel ban
Ministers stress importance of Japanese tourism to Egypt
Al-Nour Party strives to preserve “Islamist identity”
Party proposes the cancellation of article 219 of the constitution in exchange for amending article 2
Wheat stocks sufficient until February: Supply minister
The government had recently been forced to import 80,000 tons of wheat to make up for shortages witnessed in strategic stock during previous periods.
Inflation rates continue climb in August
Increases in inflation rates from January to August 2013 totaled 9.4% compared to the same period during the previous year.
Democracy Index: an average of 20 daily incidents of political violence in August
The Cairo-based index reported over 550 incidents of political violence in the past month
Canadian citizens held without charge for 25 days
Canadian embassy officials have regular contact with the detained duo
The future for Egypt’s women is in legislations, experts say
Experts say much depends on how women are to be addressed in constitution, currently being amended
Over 3,000 arrested in Cairo: independent count
72 were arrested during violence at Nasr road, near the pro-Morsi Rabaa sit-in on 26 July.
Activists file complaint against 76 media entities
"Human rights activists are a source of nuisance for suppressive regimes"
