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Cairo is home to many five star hotels and most include specialty restaurants, ranging from Oriental to Italian to sushi. Several DNE reporters went out to dinner to find the gems that are hidden behind the glossy facades of the capital’s high class hotels
Egyptian president thanks citizens, police and judiciary for completing referendum
Increased opening at the Rafa crossing continues to make Egypt most of the world’s access point to Gaza
Leading Egyptian camps both agree with EU suggestion, disagree on way forward
Hany Mahmoud’s short term as head of communication marked by frustration
The new current is part of an ongoing evolution of opposition parties in preparation for parliamentary elections
Constitutional rule altering high court has been at the center of debates as to its true intention
High Spanish court says Egypt cannot be trusted to treat Mubarak-era businessman fairly
Egyptian fashion designer in Saudi jail has completed 500 lashes, but still has time remaining in her sentence
An unstable Egypt is costing the country a fortune in missing tourism funds
Questions about the number and authority of judges go unanswered by electoral body
Major political parties tour Egypt’s governorates in an effort to sway Saturday’s referendum vote
Egyptian woman detained in Saudi Arabia could be released soon, meanwhile many more Egyptians languish in prison
Opposition leaders say it is far too late for discussions on the constitution, which were requested by the Constituent Assembly and Muslim Brotherhood
Women’s rights still a central theme in national debate, a year after photo of protester stripped to blue bra shocked the world
Move by prosecutors comes as part of an escalation to remove the controversial prosecutor general
Victims’ families suspect Brotherhood-SCAF collusion is main barrier to justice in Cabinet clashes
The continuing battles of an independent activist in Palestine
NCW flooded with complaints of voting violations from female witnesses
Sudanese in Cairo show solidarity with activists in Sudan who are uniting to decry the government
Police are negotiating between Islamists and anti-constitution protestors
6 April will be in the streets on Friday, but instead of protesting the constitution they will be attempting to educate the public
Role of prosecutor general and security forces to be scrutinised in events that led to deaths and illegal detentions
Voters in Egypt’s referendums must vote where they are registered, regardless of where they work or reside on day of vote
Hard-line calls continue for increased Shari’a influence despite the fact most Salafi parties are backing constitution
Party heads seek boycott but youth to go forward with campaign
New law harkens back to SCAF rule
Nubian representatives continue to be critical of government
Issues new declaration and states that referendum will go forward as scheduled
The whole world is watching as Egypt struggles to define itself politically and legally