Egypt’s Sunni Authority Says All Sexual Harassment ‘Forbidden’
Egypt's highest Sunni Muslim authority has said there can be no justification for sexual harassment, in a country where many ...
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Finding Home: Refugees Struggle to Settle in Egypt
Some of the poorest countries have been forced to house refugees with just a few resources that could support incomers. ...
Egypt President Approves Law Tightening Internet Controls
Egypt's President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has signed off on a law tightening controls over the internet in the country.
‘No Justice’ Over Bloody Egypt Protest Crackdown 5 Years On, HRW Says
Egypt is yet to prosecute members of the security forces over a bloody 2013 crackdown on protesters that left hundreds ...
Egypt’s Parliament Approves Bill to Monitor Social Media
The Egyptian parliament approved in a final reading a bill that would allow authorities to monitor social media users with ...
Accepting Political Islam in Egypt May Be in Long-Term Interest of US
Washington’s acceptance of the people’s free will, expressed through democratic elections, would end violence and potential terrorism in Egypt.
Should Washington Accept the Rise of Political Islam in Egypt?
It might be in the interest of the US to reconsider political Islam and accept its rise to power through ...
New Tax Hits Egyptian Food Cart Owners Struggling to Make Ends Meet
The Egyptian Local Management Committee has decided that a food vending permit would cost the maximum of 20,000 pounds (EGP), or ...
Egypt Ramps Up Home Demolitions in Sinai Campaign
Human Rights Watch has documented at least 3,000 homes and commercial properties destroyed in the Sinai since launching a widespread ...
Egypt Opens Gaza Border for Ramadan After Protesters Killed
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has taken the rare decision to open the Rafah border crossing with Gaza for the ...
American Football Unexpectedly Grows in the Land of the Nile
The rise of American football in Egypt is unexpected. Egypt is the only country in the Middle East and Africa ...
Humanitarian Crisis Looms in Northern Sinai Amid Fight Against ISIS
Egypt's military operation against an affiliate of the Islamic State group in North Sinai is threatening to spark a humanitarian ...
Egypt Opens Gaza Border Ahead of New Protests Against Israel
Egypt on Thursday opened its largely sealed border with the Israeli-blockaded Gaza Strip for three days, on the eve of ...
How President Sisi Consolidated Power in Egypt
Abdel-Moneim Abu al-Fotouh was among those detained in an escalating series of arrests in Egypt ahead of the upcoming presidential ...
Egypt Expels British Journalist for The Times
A British journalist for The Times has been expelled from Egypt in a move it said reflected the "oppressive environment" ...
President Sisi: Egyptians Should Vote to Show ‘Country is Ruled by People’
President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi urged Egyptians on Wednesday to vote in next week's election to show they are in charge, ...
Unlikely Partners: How Egypt Benefits from Ties With Israel
Egyptian leader al-Sisi is utilizing Cairo’s good relationship with Israel to maintain warm ties with Washington and benefit from newly ...
Egypt Presidential Race Starts With Sisi Likely to Win
Campaigning began in Egypt's presidential election on Saturday with incumbent Abdel Fattah al-Sisi likely to romp to victory.
Egyptian Court Puts Government Critic on Terror List
An Egyptian court put leading government critic Abdel Moneim Abul Fotouh and 15 others on terror lists at the request ...
Egyptian Laws Punishing Rape Insufficiently Help Victims of Violence
Sexual violence, a significant legal and social problem in Egypt, has been a growing phenomenon over the past decade. It ...
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