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Member of ‘Sinai Province’, Ismailia Future prison escapee recaptured
The fugitive prisoner was hiding in his sister’s apartment in Ismailia’s city of Fayed, says state media
Al-Sisi in Abu Dhabi for high-stakes energy summit
UAE allocated more than $10bn in development aid to Egypt in 2014 alone, says Emirati Embassy in Cairo
Only two in 100 in Egypt have access to broadband internet: MCIT
Ministry of Communications and Information Technology says Egypt took a “fairly late place” among countries MENA region
Violations resume on referendum’s second day
Various groups attempt to influence voters’ decisions
Thy will be done
In this column we have often discussed the past and the present, so let’s for a minute discuss the future. Make no mistake, this is not a column about hopes and aspirations and dreams of an unlikely future if we all did this or stopped doing that. This is about reality, and how despite everything …
Waiting in the Queue…
We’ve been fighting for fifty years the same war, we can’t forget And the country is like a waiting room, And the queue reaches the airport “From the Queue”, By Mashrou’ Leila ……….. A picture of a wedding, where the bridesmaids are all wearing army fatigues, appears on your timeline. Another picture of a different …
UN Secretary General urges ElBaradei to “ensure protection” for all
Ki-Moon also spoke with the foreign ministers of Turkey, Qatar and the Arab league to discuss the political situation in Egypt
The Cabinet dilemma
The newly appointed Egyptian prime minister is currently undergoing the most difficult part of his job: forming the Cabinet. Hazem El-Beblawi was not the choice of the Egyptian youth. Close to 77 years old, he is far from the young visionary or the “revolutionary” that the predominantly youthful nation yearned for. When state-owned agencies broke …
So, what’s next?
Good Morning Egypt… So, 30 June arrived, and as anticipated, it was spectacular. What could only be described as an endless sea of people swarmed Egypt’s streets, showcasing a flood of flags and red cards to “President” Mohamed Morsi and his beloved Muslim Brotherhood. The infighting between different factions in the marches was nonexistent, while …
Military intervention and Egypt’s future
The military may be coming – and it seems like everyone knows and is waiting for it, except the Muslim Brotherhood. The irony is: they are the ones who have the most to lose. A new intervention into governance by the Egyptian armed forces is something that many in the political, social and economic elite …
Imagine
Imagine sitting at a friend’s house, watching the president address the nation after a week long crisis, with his supporters just the night before opening fire on civilian protesters in Heliopolis in horrifying clashes that spanned the whole day. Imagine finding out that he issued the illegal constitutional declaration that enflamed and divided the entire …
Hamzawy dismisses 100 day plan
Former MP discusses Egypt’s political future at Cairo University
Nielsen: Egyptians are confident of a bright future
Mr Ram Mohan Rao, the Managing Director of Nielsen talks to the Daily News Egypt
Alcohol laws: leaving Egyptians high and dry
A trend that is sure to continue, as the Egyptian government carries on its track record of endowing its visitors more rights than its own citizens
Bleak future for Gaza
Gaza will not be livable, unless drastic actions are taken, says the UN