Egyptian Protesters Gathering in Cairo’s Tahrir Square to Push for Faster Reforms

Hundreds of Egyptian protesters are gathering Friday in Cairo’s Tahrir Square to urge the country’s interim military leaders to institute quicker democratic reforms.

Trial of Ousted Egyptian President, Hosni Mubarak, And His Two Sons Postponed Until August 15th

The trial of ousted Egyptian President, Hosni Mubarak, and his two sons, Gamal and Alaa, accused of corruption and killing demonstrators has been postponed until August 15.

Ex- President Hosni Mubarak’s Trial to Begin Wednesday

Egyptian officials are making last-minute preparations for the televised trial of ex- President Hosni Mubarak, his two sons and several other former top officials. The possibility of the ex-leader facing justice is something many thought would never happen,...

Egyptian Activist Groups United for Huge Demonstration in Cairo’s Tahrir Square Friday

Egyptian activist groups have agreed to a joint plan for a huge demonstration in Cairo’s Tahrir Square Friday, a move designed to avoid clashes among protesters with different views.

More Protests in Cairo’s Tahrir Square

Five months after protests in Egypt forced President Hosni Mubarak to step down, frustration has grown at what citizens perceive to be slow progress on reform, prompting some to pitch camp again in Cairo’s Tahrir Square where the initial revolt started.

Iranian Diplomat Accused of Spying with the Intention of Harming the Interests of Egypt

Egyptian state prosecutors on Sunday started investigations into the affairs of Iranian diplomat Qassem al-Husseini, who works at the office of the Iranian interests section in Cairo, on charges of spying for a foreign country – Iran , it was revealed...

First Death Sentence Ordered Over Killings During Egyptian Uprising

A criminal court in Cairo on Sunday handed down the first death sentence on an accused charged with the killing of demonstrators during the Egyptian uprising which led to Presdient Hosni Mubarak’s ouster in February.

17 People Reported Dead As Bus Plunges Off Ferry Into the Nile

At least 17 people were reported dead after a bus packed on a ferry they were traveling in plunged into the Nile, state television revealed on Friday.

Life in Egypt Slowly Returns to Normal

The world has been transfixed by the 18 days of protest in Egypt that ended 30 years of Hosni Mubarak’s rule. But away from the surging crowds in Tahrir Square demanding change, other Egyptians have been preoccupied with the more mundane struggle of...