Muslim hajj pilgrimage ends without incident
Officials said about 120,000 police were deployed throughout the five-day pilgrimage
Showdown set on bid to give UN control of Internet
US officials say placing the Internet under UN control would undermine the freewheeling nature of cyberspace
Syria conflict “bad and getting worse,” envoy says in Moscow
Russia had thrown its support behind Brahimi's call for Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad's army and the rebels to lay down arms during the Eid Al-Adha holiday
Israel hit by 18 rockets as Hamas seeks revenge
Monday's rocket fire followed hot on the heels of two late-night Israeli air strikes which did not cause any injuries
The men who build sail boats for the Nile
All of Cairo’s sail boats are manufactured in Dahab, says a ferryman
The war for Egyptian minds
Elections in Egypt are a game that depends primarily on non-political existence.
