At least 51 dead and 435 injured in pro-Morsi, Army clashes
Conflicting reports flood the media
Living around a sit-in
Residents of the surrounding areas of the Rabaa sit-in are unable to go about their daily lives
Icecairo: a platform for green technology innovations in Cairo
icecairo offers the space, skills and support for those interested in developing socially and environmentally sustainable ideas.
Stocking up for Ramadan
Despite the current events, Ramadan is imminent and we wondered how the preparations for the holy month are going.
Bites Fil Beit: Mesaka’a bel ferakh we gibna sheedar – Mesaka’a with chicken fillet and cheddar cheese
We love food. We love the real, down to earth, tried-and-tested, handed-down-through-the-generations, local Egyptian food. Here is your chance to learn how to make these local delicacies in your own…
Split second
By Philip Whitfield Was it a coup d’etat, half a coup, coup-lite or just plain old martial law? The top brass gave Morsi just enough rope to hang himself to…
The future of Islamism- part two: Where does Islamism go from here?
By Nicholas Gjorvad Today’s article explores the issues which face Islamists going forward. As part one pointed out, the setbacks that Islamist parties in the Middle East have recently experienced…
True people power in Egypt
Egypt has a rare opportunity to build a unique direct democracy – without a president or political parties – tailored to its needs that could also serve as a model…
Expert’s expectations from the new government
The Daily News Egypt spoke to Egyptian economy experts to gain their insight on how the new government should manage the current economic crisis.
Foreign reserves shrink in June
Debt payment, fuel shortages, and stockpiling of food before Ramadan contribute to the drop