Thousands of Egypt's 250,000 African refugees have fallen victim to the illegal organ trade. Haaretz traveled to Cairo and spoke with six survivors. 'A strange man held a rag doused with an anesthetic over my mouth. Six days later, I woke up with a scar'
Alaa and Gamal Mubarak are accused, along with seven other men, of attempting to unlawfully profiteer off of shares in one of Egypt's most prominent banks
Several mass trials of Islamists that yielded dozens of death sentences have been held in Egypt since 2013, when the military, then led by President Abdel Fattah al-Sissi, removed a president from the Muslim Brotherhood
Man detained by Egyptian security forces; no casualties reported
The Egyptian military said weapons and explosives were also seized
Egyptian state media said that security forces foiled an attack on a checkpoint west of the city of al-Arish on Saturday, killing four militants
Engineers assigned to check the room where two British tourists died in the Red Sea resort of Hurghada concluded that 'all equipment was sound and that there was no leakage of any poisonous gases'
Security forces recovered 10 explosive charges, four automatic rifles, three suicide belts, rocket-propelled grenades (RPGs) and hand grenades, Egyptian media reports
Egypt's artistic community can only recall with longing the time of Mubarak, when the boundaries of freedom of artistic expression were much broader than those instituted in 2013
Seif Eddin Mustafa hijacked a plane in 2016 and ordered it to land in Cyprus
Mohammed Badie has also been sentenced to death in separate trials since his 2013 arrest
Militants have killed over 100 Christians in Egypt in a series of attacks since December 2016
According to an Egyptian source, Cairo is continuing its communication with various actors to prevent further flare-ups between Israel and Gaza
Egypt military says it destroyed 26 hideouts and weapons depots, and dismantled 64 explosive devices
A sweeping new law targeting what Egyptian President al-Sissi calls 'the greatest threat facing the country' will further harm Egyptian civil rights
The charges range from murder to damaging public property, although more than 600 sit-in participants were killed by the Egyptian military
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
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
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
After years of economic turmoil, a textile exporter hopes his customs-exempt textile complex will play an important role in reviving the Egyptian economy
