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Lawyers Samir Sabry and Mohamed Salem have legally contested a court decision that allows bearded officers to go back to work after being suspended from the Ministry of Interior. Sabry presented an appeal to the decision, while Salem filed a new lawsuit in front of the Urgent Matters Court demanding an annulment to the decision. …
Film is compelling in describing how falling in love is a mystic force akin to magic or a curse, says filmmaker
Security forces claim dead men were members of Hasm militant group
Aziz is part of bigger corruption case at ministry
Four police officers being detained for four days pending investigations
Damascus, March 2011. In the midst of the rumblings of revolution, Nahla, a young woman of 25, is torn between her desire for freedom and her hopes of leaving the country through an arranged marriage with Samir, a Syrian who has emigrated to the United States. However, Samir prefers her younger and more docile sister, …
Protests in front of Hadayek Al-Quba police station took place after detainee was announced dead
Case escalates after family, friends of dead detainee protest in front of station
So far, 140 people killed, more than 13,000 injured during Great March of Return demonstrations in Gaza
Film had its world premiere at Cannes Film Festival
Surge of fuel, cooking gas prices are expected to translate into hikes in other goods, services
Abu Abdallah Al-Masry, strategist behind several attacks in Egypt, reportedly killed by Libyan forces early this week
Filmmakers, intellectuals triumph against censorship, bureaucracy after pressure to remove ban of newly released film, Karma
Defendants accused of administering campaigns calling for protests, ‘fall of the regime’
Identities, charges, affiliations of deceased men unknown
State-owned media reports Egypt’s prime minister-designate, Mostafa Madbouly, is considering reducing number of ministries from 33 to 24
Fifty years ago, France was shaken by radical waves of protests and strikes by workers, students, and farmers, in what is now known as the May 1968 revolution. This year, galled by years of public sector pay cuts and President Emmanuel Macron’s neoliberal economic programme, France’s labour unions led civil servants, hospital staff, and other …
A student accused of leaking secondary education (thanaweya amma) exams to students via social media in return for money was arrested on Wednesday. The Zagazig Prosecution on Saturday officially ordered his detention. The defendant is being detained for four days pending investigations. According to the investigations, which were published by media outlets, the defendant is …
Alleged Shiite call to prayer in Al-Hussein Mosque is ‘Iranian infiltration,’ says MP Mostafa Bakry
Unlikely Abdel Ghaffar, Sobhi, Shoukry will be replaced in expected reshuffle
Said was one of media ‘godfathers’ who introduced Arab nationalism ideology to radio in Egypt
Film scooped Best Screenplay award in Un Certain Regard competition
‘I am a president for all Egyptians,’ including those who ‘agree and disagree with me,’ president says before parliament
Armed forces announce distribution of food rations days after critical Human Rights Watch report about status of civilians amid military campaign
Palestinian Film Festival taking place between 25 May, 3 June
Film premiered at International Film Festival Rotterdam
Researched previously said all his articles are products of journalism, based only on facts
Film was presented in Semaine de la Critique at Cannes Film Festival
Palme d’Or went to Hirokazu Kore-eda’s Shoplifters, drama that tells story of impoverished family, painting uncensored image of Japanese middle class
Film is written, directed by Moroccan filmmaker Meryem Ben Mbarek