Egypt Using Probation Measures to Silence Activists, Amnesty Report Finds
Key figures in the 2011 uprising that toppled autocrat Hosni Mubarak, who are among those under probation, are being asked to spend every night at a police station
Egypt
The Unsung Savior of Cairo’s Jewish Community
Using gifts, bribes and his personal charm, Clement Behar put his life on the line to save the Jews of the Egyptian capital from persecution during the 1940s and 1950s
British Airways, Lufthansa Suspend Cairo Flights Over Security Concerns
U.K airline says 'constantly reviewing security arrangements,' move meant as 'precaution' ■ Lufthansa to resume routes on Sunday
As Egypt Struggles, Its Education System Struggles Even More
In a key international index last year, Egypt came in next to last ahead of Yemen. College graduates aren’t getting jobs, and funding is going elsewhere
Egypt Amends Law Curbing NGOs; Rights Group Deem Changes Insufficient
2017 law restricted NGOs' activity to developmental and social work, with jail terms of up to five years for non-compliance
Egypt's Most Expensive Film Ever Shows Nationalism Is Always on the Agenda
This year’s blockbuster ‘The Passage’ makes evident that despite political shifts, the line of defense of the country’s artists and intellectuals hasn’t changed
Egypt Opens Two Ancient Pyramids for First Time Since 1960s
Archaeologists uncover collection of stone, clay and wooden sarcophagi alongside mummies dating as far back as 332 B.C.
Media Watchdog Accuses Egypt of Suppressing Media Coverage of Morsi's Death
Reporters Without Borders says death of Islamist president was barely mentioned, with the same 42-word government statement running in the majority of Egyptian papers
Analysis Egypt's Sissi Had No Time to Kill ex-President Morsi – He Has a Few Countries to Run
Could deposed leader's courtroom death be Cairo's Khashoggi affair?
Turkey's Erdogan Claims ex-Egyptian President Morsi Was Killed
Turkish president says Mohammed Morsi's 'flailing' in the courtroom proves that the deposed leader did not die of natural causes
Egpyt Accuses UN of Trying to Politicize Morsi's Sudden Courtroom Death
Egyptian Foreign Ministry slams the world body's human rights office, which called for a 'transparent investigation' into the ex-president's death
Analysis Morsi Symbolized the Triumph of Egypt's Revolution – and Its Collapse
Mohammed Morsi's win in Egypt's first free presidential election was seen as the victory of democracy – until people realized that he had no intention of following through
Egypt's Ousted President Morsi Buried in Shroud of Secrecy After Courtroom Death
Security agents turned reporters away from funeral and refused to allow burial at family cemetery ■ Muslim Brotherhood and UN calling for investigation into death
Analysis Awaiting Impact of Morsi's Death, Israel Closely Watching Events in Egypt
The Islamist former president's death is seen in Israel as a challenge that Sissi's government can withstand, but the moment of truth will come on Friday
Egypt: Troops Kill 14 Militants Day After ISIS Attack in Sinai
Egypt has battled Islamic militants for years in northern Sinai, where the ISIS affiliate is based
10 Egyptian Police Officers Killed in Sinai Attack, Officials Say
No group immediately claimed responsibility for the Eid al-Fitr attack
Family and Lawyer of Al-Jazeera Reporter Say Egypt Rearrested Him
Mahmoud Hussein was under arrest for two years on accusations of spreading fake news and was transferred to a police station last week to await his release
After Bus Bombing, Egypt Says It Killed 12 Militants Suspected of Ties to Muslim Brotherhood
The militants were killed hours after a roadside bomb struck a tourist bus near the Giza Pyramids and wounded at least 17 people
12 People Wounded in Attack on Tourist Bus Near Egypt's Pyramids
A rudimentary device containing nails and pieces of metal had been detonated remotely on the perimeter of the Grand Egyptian Museum, sources say
A Rare Glimpse Inside Egypt's Jails Through the Art of an Ex-convict
'The cell is truly empty, it has nothing at all,' says Yassin Mohamed, who spent five years behind bars due to his involvement in anti-government protests
