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Cairo Calling for Stronger European Union Presence
“Very interesting” was how Maurizio Massari, the Italian foreign minister’s Special Envoy for the Mediterranean and the Arab Spring, defined his meetings in Egypt with the Minister for Foreign Affairs and the Secretary General of the Muslim Brotherhood’s...
Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt Win Parliamentary Elections
The Freedom and Justice Party, the political party of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, has won 235 out of the 498 seats of the People’s Council in Egypt, according to the final results announced Saturday in Cairo by the high judicial election commission.
Egypt to Help Tanzania Improve Health Services
The Egyptian Foreign Affairs Minister, Mohamed Kamel Amr has said on Wednesday that his government will dispatch a group of medical experts to Tanzania to help improve its health sector.
Trial of Deposed Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak Postponed Until January 17th
The criminal court in Cairo has postponed until January 17th the trial of deposed Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, two of his sons Alaa and Gamal, his former Interior Minister Habib Adli and six of his close collaborators, APA can reveal Tuesday in Cairo...
Violence Continues in Egypt
Clashes between Egyptian police and stone-throwing protesters have rolled into a second day, leaving eight people dead and more than 300 wounded.
Coptic Christians in Egypt Concerned Their Limited Rights Will Come Under Greater Threat
With Islamist groups expected to do well in Egypt’s parliamentary elections, many Coptic Christians are concerned that their limited rights will come under greater threat. How People Arrived Here: apa medhat coptic
Parliamentary Elections Begin in Egypt
Egypt is entering the next stage of its political transition with parliamentary elections, a process that started Monday and is expected to continue for three months. But, after a tumultuous year and now more than a week of violent demonstrations, many...
Citizens of Egypt Take Up Arms Amid Insecurity
It took Ahmed Fawzi, a College of Islamic Studies graduate, only a few hours after seeing a man robbed and killed by a group of criminals to buy a gun.
