Syrian PM flees with family
Hijab was appointed by President Bashar Al-Assad this past June after serving as Minister of Agriculture since 2011
IDF searching for remaining gunmen from Sinai attack
Gunmen killed at least 13 guards before stealing armoured vehicles and crossing into the Jewish state
The rise of the thugs
Stepping back and taking a good look at the news, I realised that according to the media, violence has reached unprecedented levels in this country
On Secularism and Islam in Egypt
Among many secular liberalists lies a contradiction when it comes to raising Islam in debates concerning political or civil affairs. For example there is the common complaint that preachers have…
Guns of the cabinet: Egypt’s revolving security apparatus
Part two of a series that examines the composition of the Qandil cabinet with a close look at allegiances and alliances within.
Morsy 100 day plan restart
El-Erian explained that Morsy's 100-day plan should only be appraised starting now
18 Soldiers dead at a security check point – Sheikh Zuwaid
Anonymous gunmen attack security checkpoint at Sheik Zuwaid, killing 18 Egyptian soldiers.
Syrians seeking asylum in Egypt overlooked
Hidden crisis as countries across the region struggle to deal with effects of uprising
Minister of Manpower gives focus to Cleopatra Ceramics controversy
The newly appointed Khaled Al-Azhary is meeting with business and workers to resolve the ongoing industrial dispute
Yasser Ali: “Electricity problems will be over soon”
Egypt has been plunged into darkness fairly often in past weeks, with some areas having regular power cuts every three or four hours.