Suez Medical Association denies patients protested
Doctors claim patient protests are illegitimate fabrications
Abu Ismail criticises Ministry of Interior
Salafi cleric accused interior ministry of guarding nobody but themselves
Referendum will be binding regardless of margin
Door still open for dialogue on constitution even after referendum
Prosecutors surround Tala’at Abdallah’s office
Move by prosecutors comes as part of an escalation to remove the controversial prosecutor general
Germany postpones €240 million in debt relief for Egypt
German development minister compares current Egyptian government to former Mubarak regime
12 December declared Press Freedom Day
Press Freedom Day coincides with the death of journalist Al-Hosseini Abu Deif
Sheikh Abdullah Badr sentenced for libel
Sheikh Badr has been known to use his television channel to attack many people in the past
Gaza fisherman shot, army arrests West Bankers
Jewish residents of the hardline Yitzhar settlement clashed with shepherds from the nearby village of Madama
Stones thrown at Tunisia leaders marking revolt anniversary
Tunisia's economic recovery has been hampered by persistent insecurity and the crisis in Europe fuelling the anger and frustration of many young Tunisians