Britain would fight to keep the Falklands, says Cameron
Argentina invaded the Falklands in 1982, prompting Britain's then prime minister Margaret Thatcher to send a naval taskforce to successfully reclaim the islands
First spark of ‘hunger revolution’
Street vendors hold protests at five different governorates calling for better conditions
Military trial for photo-journalist
Muhamed Sabry, activist and photo-journalist based in Sinai, is facing military trial
Sinai sheikhs meet with military
‘We pose no threat to Egypt’s national security,’ say sheikhs of Sinai during a meeting with the defence minister
Syria’s Assad speaks after seven months of silence
Assad said the conflict was not one between the government and the opposition but between the "nation and its enemies."
Creativity Front boycotts El-Sawy over cartoons
The Creativity Front is a coalition of artists and intellectuals aiming to protect freedom of creativity and freedom of speech
Egyptian pound turns 114
The pound first came into existence as a result of a Khedival decree in 1834, replacing the piaster
Security in times of austerity
If you’ve lived in Egypt long enough, you probably know that the police force is colloquially dubbed “the government.” It is the first arm of the government encountered by citizens…