Clinton has blood clot close to her brain
Clinton's lengthy absence from public life had sparked claims from some of her fiercest critics that she was faking illness to avoid testifying before lawmakers investigating a deadly attack on…
The Hobbit: Every nerd’s dream but fun for everyone
Peter Jackson maintains the balance between pleasing the fans and attracting casual viewers in his latest Tolkien adaptation
An enriching experience at Sufi Bookstore
While Cairo has an abundance of bookstores, Sufi's cozy feel and wide variety of products makes it stand out from the rest
Israeli detained at Taba border
Although arrested on Saturday, the Egyptian government has yet to inform the Israeli government as to the exact identity of the detainee, nor on what grounds he was arrested
Townhouse announces “Workshop Series” in 2013
Townhouse art gallery is planning to publish a series of works produced last year while the workshops were taking place
Al Kotob Khan: Cairo’s cultural centre turned bookstore
Al Kotob-Khan bookstore in not you average book seller; it has empowered civil society since the 25 January uprising and closed its doors on 28 January, famously called “The Friday…
A Year in Review: The Surprise Quiz
Daily News Egypt tests your political and social awareness in 2012. Don't worry, we also provide the answers to the pop quiz
A Year in Review: Political parties’ coalitions
Political parties emerged, coalitions formed and dissolved, and more were formed as the year passed
National dialogue discusses new parliamentary elections law
Proposals for elections law are offered as part of government orchestrated dialogue
