Article 198: ‘Crimes that harm the armed forces’
There is no doubt that Egypt seems to be degenerating in terms of personal and civil rights in a worrisome manner
Has the United States succeeded in taking over the world?
Much of the chaos and confusion that grips today’s world may in fact have been planned and orchestrated by the US
Blame the ‘OmniOpposition’
This OmniOpposition is labelled as such because, it seems, it is everywhere – and does everything
Badrashein train crash sparks outrage
Activists arrested for attempting to stop trains in protest while opposition blames government for poor railway system
NREA: Dab’a nuclear project awaits political green light
The energy issue is of major importance for the Egyptian economy and while a potential source of crises it also offers a lot of opportunities.
Van Rompuy: IMF deal will restore international trust in Egypt
President of the federation of Egyptian Chambers of Commerce, Ahmed Al-Wakil, stated that the EU is Egypt's number one trade partner and called for the reinforcement of Egyptian European bilateral…
Protesters demand Al-Gizawy’s release
Security battle protesters demanding the release of Ahmed Al-Gizawy outside the Saudi Embassy in Cairo
Constitutional court delays rulings
SCC sends Shura Council case to commissioners, postpones Constituent Assembly ruling
