Foreign reserves on the threshold of stabilisation
Nasser Youssef Mokhtar Youssef, member of the Board of Directors with the United Bank, stated that stabilising Egypt’s foreign currency reserves was a positive sign and that expediting the transitional…
Editor’s letter: Chess on a backgammon board
It is a long an incomprehensible messy chess-backgammon game in which we are forced to watch or sometimes play soldiers
On the best foreign policy priorities
The first foreign presidential visit has further divided domestic opinion in lieu of offering an opportunity to unify the nation over a common cause.
Palestinian women deported from US to Egypt, sent to Rafah
The deportation of the 'stateless' women causes uproar among Arab rights groups in the United States.
Constituent Assembly faces dissolution on Tuesday
Amid controversial debates over origins of power in Egypt, lawyers expect the assembly to be disbanded by Administrative Court this week
Egypt divided over Clinton visit
The US Secretary of State makes an historic visit amid protests against her arrival
Cassation Court claims it has no jurisdiction over parliament fight
Egypt's highest court backed out of ruling on the membership of Parliament, doing nothing to resolve its paralysis
President Morsy heads to Ethiopia
Morsy’s trip to Ethiopia is seen as a first step towards regaining Egypt’s influence in Africa
Military trials committee hints at ‘good news’
The committee created by President Morsy to review cases of people tried in military courts promises 'good news' for families