Ahmed Aboulenein

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Ahmed Aboul Enein is an Egyptian journalist who hates writing about himself in the third person. Follow him on Twitter @aaboulenein

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People are still analysing the implications of the constitution draft document released by Mohamed Al-Beltagy at a press conference. (File photo/ Hassan Ibrahim)

Analysis of constitutional draft

Part 3: Parliament

El-Erian rescinds his party resignation

Muslim Brotherhood leader is still deputy chairman of the group’s political arm but will relinquish his post in the presidential advisory board.

Prosecutor general investigates Al-Erian statements

Former ruling party deputy chairman said presidency had Abdel Meguid Mahmoud on tape accepting the Vatican post.

Morsy addresses Israeli president as dear friend

President Mohamed Morsy voiced hope of strengthening the “cordial relationship” between Egypt and Israel.

Analysis of constitutional draft- Part 2

Part 2: Freedoms, duties, and rights

Saber trial adjourned

Blogger, accused of insulting Islam and Christianity, likely to spend more time on remand.

Court to rule on Constituent Assembly dissolution next Tuesday

Assembly struggles to pass constitution before dissolution.

Translation of the released constitutional draft- Part 1

Word to word translation of the proposed draft of the Egyptian constitution

Government denies draft of revolution protection law is authentic

The published draft allows security forces to detain suspects for a month.

Egyptian constitution draft released

Daily News Egypt provides an analysis to the released constitutional draft

Papal candidates narrowed to five

The Coptic Orthodox Church released on Saturday a preliminary list of papal candidates, narrowing it down from 17 candidates to five.

Opposition holds Brotherhood responsible for Friday clashes

Secular and progressive groups have accused the Muslim Brotherhood and its Freedom and Justice Party of hijacking their Tahrir Square protest on Friday.

Morsy supporters and opposition clash in Tahrir leaving over 110 injured

Protesters clash in Tahrir square

Human Rights Watch condemns new constitution

HRW suggests constitution guarantees Egypt’s commitment to international treaties

Brotherhood leader defends constitutional article

Sobhy Saleh: Article 36 necessary to prevent gay marriage and gender equality in inheritance laws

Morsy to complete his presidency after new constitution

Constituent Assembly committee keeps Morsy and Shura Council, cancels vice president position

Fact finding committee orders reopening of Mubarak case

The former president and his interior minister were tried over the incidents in Tahrir Square only, not over deaths all over Egypt

Ezz sentenced to seven years and ordered to pay over EGP 19 billion

Ahmed Ezz, one of the most prominent figures in the former regime, has been convicted of money laundering and still faces charges of profiteering and illegally seizing public funds By Ahmed Aboul Enein Steel tycoon, and former head of the National Democratic Party (NDP) organisation committee, Ahmed Ezz was sentenced to seven years in prison …