Egyptian Police Officer Killed Defusing Bomb Found Near Coptic Church in Cairo
The device was one of two found on a nearby rooftop as part of a string of attacks on Egypt's Coptic Christians by Islamic insurgents
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Egypt's Sissi Confirms Unprecedented Military Cooperation With Israel
Egyptian president addresses cooperation against militants in Sinai in interview for CBS ■ Cairo's envoy to the U.S. asks that the interview be withheld from broadcast
Egypt Says 40 Militants Killed After Fatal Attack on Tourist Bus
Ten militants killed in Sinai raid, 30 more in and around Cairo
Four Killed in Tourist Bus Explosion in Egypt's Giza
Authorities said three Vietnamese and an Egyptian guide were killed, 12 other wounded after improvised device exploded
Mubarak Testifies as Morsi Tried Over Prison Escape That Included Hamas Members
At successor's trial, former Egyptian president says former intelligence chief told him in 2011 that hundreds of militants infiltrated Egypt from Gaza
Egypt's Sissi Demands Citizens Lose Weight, Gets Blasted for Fat Shaming
Addressing issue of obesity plaguing Egyptian society, Sissi said TV shows shouldn't let presenters or guests on the air if they are overweight
'One of a Kind' 4,400-year-old Tomb Discovered in Egypt
Decorated with hieroglyphs and statues, the untouched burial place was discovered south of Cairo in 'near perfect condition'
Egyptian Activist Detained for Wearing 'Yellow Vest' in Solidarity With French Protesters
The arrest in the northern city of Alexandria came as traders said authorities were blocking the sale of the vests to forestall any copycat protests ahead of the January 25 anniversary of Egypt’s 2011 uprising
Egyptian Court to Hear Petition to Cancel Presidential Term Limits
Constitutional changes would allow President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi to seek re-election beyond his second term
Egypt’s Poor Bear Brunt of Government Crackdown on Farmland Building
Authorities say they want to end unlicensed building on farmland, reduce overcrowding and provide homes for the poor, but analysts say many new government housing projects are too expensive and have poor services
Egyptian Court Hands Muslim Brotherhood Leaders Life Sentences
Leaders were sentenced in a retrial over violence during the overthrow of Islamist president Mohammed Morsi in 2013
Egypt Unveils Over 3,000-year-old Female Mummy in Unopened Coffin
The sarcophagus was one of two found earlier this month in a necropolis on the Western bank of the Nile, and joins over a dozen other ancient discoveries Cairo has made in the past year in the hopes to boost tourism
Analysis Israel, Jews, and Gays Could Harm 'National Foundations', Egypt Says
The letter containing the warning was sent to a university president from the office of Education Minister Mahmoud Abu al-Nasr, but there are more “others” whose influence the Egyptian public needs to be protected from
Copts Bury Victims of Islamic State Attack on Church in Egypt
Seven people were killed and 18 wounded on Friday after two buses on the way back from a baptism were attacked near the Monastery of St. Samuel the Confessor in Minya
7 Killed, 19 Wounded in Egypt After ISIS Ambushes Buses Carrying Christian Pilgrims
Attack is likely to cast a dark shadow on one of Sissi's showpieces — the World Youth Forum — which hopes to draw thousands of local and foreign youth to discuss upcoming projects
Pro Wrestling Proves Big Hit With Egypt Crowds
Popular entertainment form in the U.S., mixing theatrical performance with athletics, is gaining traction in Egypt where thousands come to watch the strong men wearing face paint do battle in Ismailia
Analysis Egypt Too Oppresses Journalists; Now It’s Going After Economists
Anyone who dares criticize the corruption, the military’s control of the economy or the enormous gap between the rich and poor should pack a suitcase now
Egypt Says 450 Militants Killed Since February 2018
Egypt launched a nationwide operation against militants, but has struggled to combat a long-running insurgency in the Sinai that is now affiliated with ISIS
Egyptian Military Says Commercial Traffic With Israel Resumed
Trade, mostly foodstuffs and raw materials, had been shut down amid an insurgency in the Sinai Peninsula
Egypt Orders Travel Ban on Human Rights Lawyer Khaled Ali
Another human rights activist will appear before an investigating judge on Tuesday to be questioned in the case
