Hasm “operations leader” allegedly killed by police
Police say deceased participated in the killing of a lower ranking officer in Damietta last month
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World powers clash with Russia at UN over Syria suspected chemical attack
Western powers strongly denounced Russia’s allegiance to the Syrian regime during Wednesday’s emergency meeting of the UN Security Council. The United States, Britain and France proposed a draft resolution pinning the blame on Damascus for Tuesday’s suspected chemical attack on the rebel-held town of Khan Sheikhoun. More than 70 people were killed and hundreds were …
Leading Egyptian film critic Samir Farid dies at 73
Samir authored more than sixty books on film criticism, aesthetics, techniques, and history
Armed forces declare control over Mount Halal after operations
Raid on Mount Halal had started on 20 February
Lower ranking police officer killed in Tanta bombing, 15 injured
Militant group Lewaa Al-Thawra claims responsibility for attack
Sinai tribesmen organise rally in support of armed forces: army spokesperson
Local residents say the conference started as a reconciliation session between rival tribes in attendance of the armed forces
Joint military exercise with Bahrain and UAE concludes
The drills included use of tactics for raiding beaches as well as defending them from attacks
Shoukry discusses Libya updates with French counterpart
Shoukry briefed Ayrault on Egypt’s latest meeting to coordinate with different political forces in Libya
Police arrests 4 alleged brotherhood members
The suspects include three workers and a student
Al-Sisi asserts need of political solution in Libya
Al-Sisi asserted Egypt’s eagerness to assist Libya in attaining stability
Arrests in North Sinai continue as militants vow to spread âMoral Policeâ practicesÂ
Militants published a video documenting their practices, including burning tobacco and detaining alleged Sufis
Islamistsâ attempts to take power after Arab Spring was mistake: Professor Eiji Nagasawa
Daily News Egypt interviewed the Japanese veteran academic and expert on Egyptian social affairs to review several issues, including the role of Islamism, the leftist movements, and the current economic policies of the government
57 defendants sentenced in Rashid boat case
The capsizing of the boat killed around 202 people
Mubarak moves to his residence following recent acquittal
Recently Egypt’s prosecutor general approved the release of Mubarak after he had been acquitted from charges of killing protestors
Youm7’s attacks against German DW are ‘vulgar’: ambassador
The German embassy in Cairo released a statement, criticising Youm7’s recent campaign against DW
Explosion leads to death of one civilian in Maadi
A gardener found a strange object in his garden that exploded and killed him while he checked it
Detention of three officers renewed over killing of man in Al-Haram police station
Forensics report said signs of torture were found on the victimâs body
Three officers detained on charges of torturing man to death
The incident took place in Al-Haram police station
Garbage Collectors Syndicate criticises trash kiosks
Syndicate argues that buying and selling garbage will not solve the problems of cleanliness
Two police officers referred to court for assisting suspectâs escape
Investigations showed that one of the officers might be related to the suspect
Abdel Mohsen Salama elected as new head of Press Syndicate
Salama said he values the unity of journalists
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In pictures: voting in Press Syndicate elections kicks off
Voting concludes at 7 pm
Imprisonment of journalists remains topic of interest for candidates as investigations continue
Candidates refuse imprisonment of journalists, mark it as a violation
A syndicate should embrace different opinions, defend freedom: Abdel Mohsen Salama
The veteran journalist refuses statements labeling him as “state candidate”
Prosecutor General drops investigations of Mona Mina
The doctor was previously free on bail, awaiting trial in December
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Zahi Hawas defends the Ministry of Antiquitiesâ strategy in Ramses statue extractionÂ
âIf itâs not lifted that way, it will never be,â Hawas says, archaeologists deny
19 IFFCO workers in Suez acquitted from charges of striking
The workers had previously been acquitted but faced an appeal by the prosecution
Ministry defends using excavator to extract Ramses II statue
Archaeologists have discovered the quartzite head and bust of one of the most powerful 19th Dynasty pharaohs, Ramses II (1279-1213 BC), in a rare find inside the contemporary working class area of Matariya
Supply ministry re-crafts subsidies cut law deals after angry protests
Protests sparked in several governorates after bread rations were cut
Prosecution investigates torture claim in Al-Haram police station
Security narrative states natural cause of death in face of family accusations of tortureÂ