Anger as Palestinians bury two teens and a 63-year-old prisoner
Palestinian security officials said Amer Nasser, 17, was killed by a bullet to the head and Naji Balbisi, 19, was shot in the chest
South Cairo Court on fire
The court is one of Egypt's oldest; housing archives of mostly political cases
Cameron insists UK still needs nuclear missiles
Cameron warned that Britain would be left defenceless against "highly unpredictable and aggressive" regimes
Doctors continue to face troubles for siding with strike
Three doctors are being investigated for supporting the 2012 partial doctors’ strike
Church apologises to journalists
Virgin Mary church promptly responds to Press Syndicate statement
Foolishness
What started out as a little silly fun on the first day of the month has grown into a nationwide movement
All in all you’re just a hole in the wall
The walls show the complete disregard of the government for the rights of citizens
Contemporary art festival begins in Cairo
D-CAF opens today at Falaki Theatre
The drama of Ancient Egypt’s 19th dynasty
Lecture explores the drama of Ancient Egypt’s New Kingdom and the convoluted schemes for the throne