Former Egyptian President Mubarak's Sons Arrested Over Alleged Stock Market Manipulation
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
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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
Revealed Mubarak, Thatcher and Reagan Secretly Negotiated a Solution to the Arab-Israeli Conflict
Declassified documents show Egypt's ex-president and Britain's Thatcher discussed a resettlement plan for Palestinians fleeing conflict in Lebanon, on the condition of Palestinian statehood
Analysis Between Sissi and Morsi, Egyptian Cinema Remains a Slave to Politics
In the three years he has been president, Sissi has proved he outdoes his teacher Mubarak when it comes to limiting freedom of expression
Egypt's Ousted President Hosni Mubarak Walks Free After Years in Detention
Mubarak heads to home in Heliopolis after court cleared him on charges of killing protesters in 2011.
Ousted Egyptian President Mubarak to Be Released From Prison
Mubarak was cleared of murder charges this month in his final trial, having faced various charges ranging from corruption to ordering the killing of protesters who ended his 30-year-rule.
Egypt's Mubarak May Walk Free After Appeals Court Finds Him Innocent of Killing Protesters
The court also rejected demands by lawyers of the victims to reopen civil suits, leaving no remaining option for appeal or retrial.
Benjamin Ben-Eliezer, 1936-2016: From Scared Iraqi Immigrant Boy to an Israeli Political Giant
Known for his sense of humor, Iraq-born senior Labor Party politician was first Israeli minister to meet with PLO chairman Yasser Arafat, and served as a minister in Israeli governments throughout the '90s and '00s. His later life was marred by a corruption scandal.
For First Time, Egyptian Textbook Showcases Begin Next to Sadat
Are the changes in way Israel is portrayed indicative of a new spirit wafting from President Abdel Fattah al-Sissi?
Egypt Marks Fifth Anniversary of anti-Mubarak Uprising
The run-up to the Monday anniversary has seen stepped-up security measures and a new wave of arrests in downtown Cairo.
Is Egypt Witnessing the Dawn of the Women's Spring?
Women may play increasingly serious roles in Arab film and TV during Ramadan, but this is not reflected in their actual societal status – especially in Egypt.
Not All Egyptians Are Laughing at New Comedy
In a new TV series in which he plays a leftist professor, Egyptian actor Adel Imam has raised ire on all sides. Maybe Israel should acquire broadcasting rights?
Mubarak to Stand Second Retrial Over 2011 Killing of Protesters
A judge accepts the public prosecution's appeal against an earlier court ruling that dropped the case against the former Egyptian president.
Cairo Clips Critical Journalists' Wings
Under Egypt's current president, Abdel Fattah al-Sissi, criticism of the security forces is simply not allowed.
Egypt Court Sentences Mubarak and Sons to 3 Years in Jail
Former president and two sons jailed without parole in retrial of corruption case; they may not serve any jail time because of time already spent in prison.
Middle East Updates / 'Russian Spies' Executed in ISIS Video
Egyptian judicial official: No legal grounds to detain Mubarak after retrial ordered; French parliament extends military intervention in Iraq.
Egypt Court Orders Retrial for Mubarak, Paving Way for Former President's Release
Earlier verdict sentenced Mubarak to three years for corruption. It's the only case keeping deposed leader behind bars.
Gunmen Kill 2 Policemen Guarding Coptic Church in Cairo
The attack took place in the provincial capital of Minya, South of Cairo, where the nation's largest Coptic community lives.
Without a Leader, Egypt's Revolution Was Doomed to Fail
Centuries of non-indigenous rule have resulted in a shortage of effective native leaders in Egypt and the Arab world. This has resulted in a damaging leadership culture that forefends the possibility of true reform.
Egypt's Prosecutor General Appeals Mubarak Verdict, Citing Legal Flaws
The court must now decide whether to accept the appeal, which challenges the decision to drop the case against the ousted Egyptian president over the killing of protesters in 2011.
Mubarak's Acquittal: Egypt Wants Stability, Not Just Freedom
It's too easy to denigrate the Egyptians who have so speedily relinquished the little freedom they won for themselves and rushed back to lionize the dictator.
Mubarak Acquittal: Symbol of Return to Same Decades-long Tyranny
The 'trial of the century' ended up being anything but, with former Egyptian president found not guilty of ordering police to kill protesters in 2011 revolution.
Mubarak Acquitted Over Protesters' Deaths
The ousted president was also cleared of graft charges involving a gas deal with Israel.
Egypt Court Postpones Verdict on Whether Mubarak Ordered Protesters Killed
Before adjourning the hearing on Saturday, the judge said he and members of the prosecution team had not finished reviewing all the evidence in the case, which amounted to 160,000 pages.
Middle East Expert Fouad Ajami, Supporter of U.S. War in Iraq, Dies at 68
Ajami was known for his criticism of the Arab world's despotic rulers, among them Hosni Mubarak, Muammar Gadhafi, and Hafez and Bashar Assad.
Netanyahu, Peres Congratulate Egypt's Sissi on Election Win
This is the first phone call between Israeli and Egyptian leaders since Mubarak's ouster in 2011.
Mubarak Given 3 Years for Embezzling Public Funds
Ousted Egyptian president's sons sentenced to four years on the same charges; Meanwhile, court sentences 155 Muslim Brotherhood supporters to jail, including 54 life sentences.
Egypt Recovers Pharaonic Artifacts Looted in 2011 Uprising
Among the pharaonic artifacts recovered was a wooden Tutankhamun statue and two statues of Queen Nefertiti's children.
Egypt's Sissi Gives Clearest Sign of Presidential Run
Military chief says he 'can't turn his back' to public demand.
Egypt Army Chief Sissi Won't Run for President, Official Source Says
Sissi won't vacate post of defense minister, says official, quashing speculation of an easy run for the Egyptian presidency.