Feature: Egypt’s Port Said Swept By Lawlessness
Once thriving Suez Canal city is a pale shadow of itself as rising crime forces people and businesses off the…
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Power Outages Add To Egypt’s Woes
When his neighborhood is plunged into darkness, high school student Maximos Youssef is forced to study for his…
Egyptian Presidency Tries To Ease Concerns Over NGO Law
Egypt's presidency will soon unveil a new draft law on civil society and NGOs that should ease Western and…
Egyptian Security Staff Freed, Deal With Jihadis Seen Done – FT
Seven members of the Egyptian security forces kidnapped last week by suspected Islamic militants in the country’s…
Egypt Plans Wheat-Imports Drop as Ministers Seek Local Supplies
Egypt, the biggest wheat importer, plans to cut the state’s inbound shipments of the cereal and boost local…
IMF Says Egypt Budget Gap Worrying, Urges Yemen To Finalize Economic Program
Egypt's worsening fiscal gap is a concern but the International Monetary Fund is still ready to continue talks on a…
Egypt, DAMAC Sign Final Settlement Accord Today
Egypt’s Prime Minister Hisham Kandil will be signing today the final settlement agreement among the Dubai-based…
Exclusive: Mubarak-Era Top Gas Mogul Owns 300.000 Shares In Egypt Bourse
The Egyptian runaway Mubarak-era tycoon Hussein Salem - has a total number of securities ranging between 280…
One Dead, Dozens Wounded In Sectarian Clashes In Egypt
One person died and dozens were wounded during clashes between Muslims and Christians late Friday night outside a…
Egypt Judges Suspend Talks With President
Egypt’s top judicial council has suspended talks with President Mohammed Morsi after a renewed push by Islamist…