Saudi warns women against defying driving ban
Activists have called on social networks for Saudi women to go behind the wheel on Saturday, in a campaign in the world's only country that bans women from driving
Editor’s letter: Egyptians between the two Gamals (2 of 5): The Mubarakonomics of dismantling Nasser’s state
Ousted president Hosni Mubarak had his own economic model that can be described as an incoherent blend combining the disadvantages of both capitalism and socialism in one entity. We can…
Conflict in the Constituent Assembly
Media interviews with representatives from the 50-member assembly detail that several topics are in heated debate
One soldier killed in Sinai raising the week’s toll to seven
An underground hospital and an arms warehouse confiscated by security forces, 13 militants arrested
Prosecution refers former Minister of Information to criminal court
Abdel Maqsoud and former manager of broadcasting in the engineering department charged with wasting public funds
Anti-Coup calls for more protests
The coalition also called for protests against the trial of ousted president Morsi
Ana Hunna: Tweet to support Women Bread Winners
Join the Twitter discussion on Saturday looking at the obstacles that face female breadwinners in Egypt
Tunisia protesters torch ruling Islamist party’s office
AFP - Protesters on Thursday torched the office of Tunisia's ruling Islamists in the town of Kef, where a policeman killed in fighting with suspected jihadists is to be buried,…
Counter-Revolution movements target universities: RevSoc
Revolutionary socialists condemn clashes in Alexandria University
The door of repentance is still open: Pope Tawadros II on perpetrators of church attack
Orthodox Church Pope thanks Mansour and Al-Sisi in his sermon following the attack