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Egypt’s new ministers down to business with full agenda slated

Egypt's new cabinet, led by Prime Minister Essam Sharaf, met on Wednesday for the first time putting efforts to return security to Egypt's streets; reviving the country's economy was at

Expert: Mubarak’s Own Lawyer Frank Wisner Helped Him to Hide His Fortune

US envoy to Egypt Frank Wisner’s law firm has represented the Mubarak regime in the past and handled arbitrations and litigation on the [Mubarak] government's behalf in Europe and the

MB calls on Army Forces for intervention to save documents

Large numbers of protesters surrounded the state security headquarters in numerous governorates in Egypt while others attempted to break into the buildings after witnesses confirmed state security officers had burned

Opera Winfrey live from Tahrir Square

The renowned TV presenter Opera Winfrey has accepted an invitation from the Ministry of Tourism to visit Cairo in a campaign to promote tourism in Egypt following the People’s Revolution

Sharaf – the post revolution Minister

A man who can change things and wants to advance the Arab world these words have been used to define the newly appointed Essam Sharaf a former Transport minister who

Morsy: Mubarak’s Trial a Popular and Urgent Demand

Dr. Mohamed Morsy, a member of the MB Executive Bureau and the group's media spokesman, has emphasized that Egypt's revolution has already achieved a fraction of the demands while transition

SCAF Decided on the Transfer of Authority and Presidential Election in August

The Supreme Council for the Armed Forces (SCAF) has decided on a deadline to achieve the demands of the political powers and the coalition of the youth of 25 January’s

Jurists Demand Quick Probe into Torture and Murder of 300

Jurists and politicians demanded to open an investigation into police torture that took place during the Mubarak regime, torturing more than 300 to death.

Media Man Amr Adib: Mubarak, His Family Left Egypt for Ever

Commenting on the public prosecutor's decision to ban former president Mohamed Hosni Mubarak and his family from traveling abroad, a journalist on Orbit TV's "Cairo Today" Monday said the decision

The Brotherhood – Standing Alone in a Sea of Ideologies

For years the Muslim Brotherhood has dominated poor areas of Alexandria and Cairo and now, in post-Mubarak Egypt, they are taking steps to become an official party.