Syria claims Egyptians in rebels’ ranks

State TV shows bodies of two men said to be fighters from Egypt

Connor Molloy

A ban on the sale of alcohol to Egyptians

A long standing ban on sale of alcohol to Egyptians during holidays is revived while tourism industry wonders out loud about the timing

Hend Kortam

Hardly an end to military rule

As Egypt reckons with the 60th anniversary of the 23 July 1952 revolution, it is important to revisit the historical context which led to the officer’s coup as well as…

Ahmed Aboulenein

Naguib: the sidelined general president

One man was again absent from the yearly love fest: General Mohamed Naguib, Egypt’s first president and the leader of the 1952 movement.

Ahmed Aboulenein

Airport officials deny rumours of open-entry to Palestinians

Despite several reports that Egypt is allowing Palestinians entry without restriction, airport officials are denying that immigration policies have changed for any arrivals

Hend Kortam

Mahalla strike on hold after negotiations end a week-long sit-in

Presidential negotiators and workers reach a compromise

Rana Muhammad Taha

Six decades of military rule

Amid anniversary, the role of egypt's ruling military is scrutinised

Basil El-Dabh

Kenya to receive drones in fight against Al-Shabaab

US Military aid to several African nations part of the war on terror

Luiz Sanchez

Controversy over 23 July Celebrations

SCAF stresses importance of the day and Army’s critical role since

Basil El-Dabh

A New Arab World: local, regional and international transformations

Essam Al-Eryan, a leading Muslim Brotherhood figure who also heads the Committee of Foreign Relations in the post-revolution parliament wrote on his twitter account: “Democracy, free elections, and peaceful transition…

Mustafa Salama