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Ministers to meet over impact of Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam
Officials will gather in Khartoum to discuss negative effects on Egypt and Sudan
Al-Salmawy: Constitution to be complete by 3 December
Constitutional committee spokesman updates drafting progress
Twelve dead in Alexandria shipwreck
116 rescued by coast guard
US, EU condemn violence in Egypt
Spokespeople denounce ongoing violence that have killed dozens
Christians ‘scapegoated’ after sit-in dispersals, says Amnesty International
New report chronicles sectarian violence in Egypt
One conscript dead, another injured in Port Said attack
Suspects are still at large after drive-by shooting
Federation of Sinai Journalists thanks Abu Deraa supporters
The statement came a day after award-winning Al-Masry Al-Youm and ONTV reporter Abu Deraa was released from custody after receiving a suspended sentence from an Ismailia military court.
Ministry of Interior warns groups trying to “spoil” the day
The ministry said it will respond without hesitation to “any forms of breaking the law”.
UN, US concerned over Friday violence
Secretary-General urges restraint ahead of 6 October protests
NSF calls for presidential elections before parliament
Assembly member Sayed Abdel Aal seeks consensus in rebuilding Egypt
Students Against the Coup holds protests at Cairo University
Hundreds protest the military backed government
Former MB member to meet with Mansour advisor
Presidential media advisor Ahmed El-Moslimany will meet with youth leaders this week
ECESR begins sit-ins
Workers protest after unfair terminations
Amnesty International demands Abu Deraa’s ‘immediate and unconditional’ release
Rights group condemns military trial for journalist
NGO documents violence against Copts
ECPSS: August worst month of sectarian violence in modern Egyptian history
Brotherhood’s Salah Sultan detained at airport
Professor of Sharia arrested attempting travel to Sudan
Women’s groups meet to discuss constitution
Child marriage and seats in parliament among topics discussed
Morsi supporters plan protests at home and abroad
Civil disobedience, UN protests planned
Looted artefacts recovered in sting operation
More still missing from Mallawi museum
Military trials continue to convict civilians
Four in Suez sentenced for breaking curfew
6 April protests emergency law
Demonstration ends after Al-Sisi supporters become aggressive
Al-Nour party changes position on Article 219
Salafi constitutional representative leaves session in protest
Morsi supporters organise metro protests
Traffic on Cairo’s subway remains unhindered
Muslim Brotherhood supporters take to the streets again
Deaths, injuries as protests turn violent
Amnesty International decries violence in Egypt
Rights group calls for “impartial and independent investigation”
55,000 unlicensed clerics to be barred from preaching
Government cracks down on Islamists
Demonstrations against American military strike on Syria
Demonstrators, composed of both Egyptians and Syrians, chanted slogans against United States President Barack Obama and the Muslim Brotherhood, and in support of Defence Minister Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi.
Tamarod founder hijacked, robbed
Attack was not politically motivated
Committee of 50 makes strides, causes controversy
Article VI approved; Al-Nour disagrees with Moussa