Even in the date market, Morsy beats Shafiq
Moustafa Ramadan, a date vendor, said that date sellers gave their products nicknames in order to increase sales.
Ramadan Explored
Ramadan adds colour to Cairo, a city usually clad in the dirty brown-grey of sand and pollution.
Ambassador announces pardon of Egyptian prisoners in Saudi Arabian prisons
Thousands still in prison including Ahmed Al-Gizawy who remains to stand trial
Ramadan 101
Ramadan is upon us and many foreign first-timers are baffled by the changes they are seeing around them
Editor’s letter: Cover up woman
Women are always to blame for whatever happens to them, in almost every culture and religion
President Morsy pardons military detainees
A pardon greeted with excitement and anger as thousands still languish in military jails.
The battle for control in Syria
As the battle for the capital is underway Syria’s Kurds have emerged as the factor that tipped the scales
Congresswoman claims Muslim Brotherhood infiltrating US Government
United States Congresswoman Michele Bachmann and four other congress members called on security agencies to investigate possible Muslim Brotherhood infiltration into the American government, accusing a number of American officials…
Hundreds of police face off with only a few dozen April 6th protesters
25 activists released on Friday, still face charges
