Egypt Hands Muslim Brotherhood Leader Another Life Sentence
Mohammed Badie has also been sentenced to death in separate trials since his 2013 arrest
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Egyptian Church Suicide Bombing Thwarted, Officials Say
Militants have killed over 100 Christians in Egypt in a series of attacks since December 2016
Egypt Says Still Working With Israel and Hamas Toward Restoring Calm
According to an Egyptian source, Cairo is continuing its communication with various actors to prevent further flare-ups between Israel and Gaza
Egypt Says 52 Suspected Militants Killed in Sinai in Recent Days
Egypt military says it destroyed 26 hideouts and weapons depots, and dismantled 64 explosive devices
Analysis Egypt's War on 'Rumors' Threatens to Kill the Free Press
A sweeping new law targeting what Egyptian President al-Sissi calls 'the greatest threat facing the country' will further harm Egyptian civil rights
Egypt Sentences 75 People to Death Over 2013 Sit-in for ex-President Morsi
The charges range from murder to damaging public property, although more than 600 sit-in participants were killed by the Egyptian military
13 Suspected Militants Killed by Egyptian Forces in Sinai Shootout
State media reports the suspects were killed after opening fire on security forces who approached them in a house under construction in al-Arish, which they used as a hideout
Egypt Didn't Shill for the Nazis in World War II
It was once accepted history that Egypt's elite backed fascism to end British imperialism at all costs. But a new book demonstrates the opposite; that when the Egyptian press showed Hitler as a power-hungry demon and emissary of Satan, they reflected a wide consensus
Archaeologists Uncover 2,000 Year-old Mummy Burial Site Near Cairo
Most significant artifact is a gilded silver mask, the second only such discovery ever made, Egypt's Minister of Antiquities says amid hopes rare find will boost declining tourism
Benefits of Devaluation Slow to Emerge for Egypt's Exporters
After years of economic turmoil, a textile exporter hopes his customs-exempt textile complex will play an important role in reviving the Egyptian economy
The Secret Jewish Identity of the Jamal Twins, Egypt's Belly-dancing Stars
King Farouk and Richard Nixon were among their fans, they starred in dozens of films and their photos graced magazine covers around the world. But it is unlikely that the audiences who packed the halls in the 1950s and ‘60s knew the truth about the Egyptian sisters who became international stars
11 Suspected Militants Killed in Sinai as Egypt Clamps Down on ISIS
Shootout takes places during a raid on a suspected militant hideout in al-Arish, the capital of the North Sinai province; no injures were reported among security forces
Analysis Egypt Has a Record Number of Female Ministers. But Outside the Parliament, It's a Man's World
Egypt did make an impressive leap forward, but if we look at discrimination against women in society, Egypt is one of the lowest in rank
Egyptian Fuel Prices Spike as Austerity Measures Come Into Effect
As part of economic reforms and austerity measures, Egypt's Sissi has increased the price of gas, fuel and travel fares
Egypt Replaces Security Chiefs as New Government Is Sworn In
Former prime minister Sherif Ismail submitted his government's resignation in keeping with political tradition that the government should resign at the start of a new presidential term
World Cup 2018: Egyptian Soccer Star Salah's Meeting With Chechen Strongman Sparks Controversy
Ramzan Kadyrov reportedly turned up for impromptu photo-op with Egyptian national soccer team in Grozny during World Cup preparations and asked that star forward, who had been sleeping in nearby hotel, also attend
Analysis How Saudi Arabia's Sports Minister Is Roiling Egypt
Egyptians are livid at the country's star TV host for transferring to a Saudi network. After all, you don't give away national assets – neither islands nor sportscasters
Egyptian Cabinet Resigns in Wake of al-Sissi Re-election
Egyptian cabinet hands in resignation while waiting for new one to be formed as part of post-election process
Egypt Blocks YouTube for a Month Over Controversial anti-Islam Video
The 14-minute movie, titled 'The Innocence of Muslims,' sparked protests in Arab and Muslim nations as well as in some Western countries
Egypt Detains Prominent Activist Blogger in Latest Wave of Arrests
Wael Abbas, who was arrested for criticizing the government, is the latest detainee in a series of arrests that started after Sissi's reelection in March
