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Egypt prepares for Eid, combating sexual harassment

In preparation for the Eid holiday that marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan, Egypt is deploying additional police to a number of locations in order to combat

Does Egypt need an Andrew Jackson?

With the ruling National Democratic Party (NDP) maintaining a stranglehold on politics in the country and opposition groups falling into internal strife, one begins to wonder where the country is

8 cases of Bird and Swine Flu in Kafr el-Sheikh

Al-Hemiat Hospital in Kafr el-Sheikh held 8 people in quarantine as they were suspected of being infected with the H1N1 (commonly known as swine flu) and bird flu.

Commit a sin twice and it will not seem a crime

Lieberman listed his beliefs of instability with accusations that the threat for the Palestinian Authority is not from Israel but rather Hamas and Jihad, and the real threat for the

Human Rights organizations and workers and social movements express solidarity with trade union activist Kamal

The undersigned human rights organizations and workers and social movements express their solidarity with workers of the real estate tax company concerning their right to enjoy all trade union freedoms,

Habib: Extremely poor political climate makes presidential nominations pointless

Mohamed Habib, the deputy chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood, denies allegations that the movement will be involved in the so-called 'nomination of an alternative candidate for presidency' with the Kefaya

Sawasya: demands respect for freedom and the judiciary.

Sawasya Center for Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination called for a constitutional amendment which would allow the freedom to develop political parties, trade unions, associations and all forms of peaceful and

The resemblance in transition of power worries Egyptian onlookers, despite NDP denial

The Los Angeles Times published an article on the presidential elections in Gabon, triggering an effect on many Egyptians as they witnessed the success of Ali Bongo, son of Omar

A Book Burner for UNESCO?

As deliberations began ahead of voting for the new culture chief of the United Nations, news surfaced last week that Egyptian police had arrested more than 150 people for allegedly

Egypt’s gets top economic reform marks by USAID

The American Agency for International Development (USAID) put Egypt on a list of countries described as among the most reforming countries in the administration of projects.