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Latest in Tag: death
Court to issue verdict on policeman on 5 March
Suspect accused of first degree murder after shooting driver dead in Al-Darb Al-Ahmar
The death of Giulio Regeni, a fellow researcher
I will try my best to be as brief and as concise as possible in this piece for more than one reason. First, the whole issue surrounding Giulio Regeni’s death is incredibly distressing, to the extent that I’m incredibly uncomfortable writing about it. Second, this is a newspaper, after all, and its readers are not …
Deputy Justice Minister retracts statements on Egyptian coroner’s finding in Regeni’s cause of death
New evidences found on Monday showed the fingers of the Italian student were broken and his nails were pulled out.
Egyptian coroner reveals preliminary cause of death for Giulio Regeni
Initial Italian autopsy conducted Saturday night revealed signs that Regeni was subject to “inhumane” torture
Giulio Regeni: Piecing together the fragments of stolen life
I never met Giulio Regeni. However, for the past 10 days since his disappearance I have reached out to mutual friends of ours in a desperate attempt to put together the fractured pieces about the theft of this beautiful stolen soul. The past five years in Syria, Egypt, and the Mediterranean have been years of …
Egyptian former child actress Feyrouz passes away at 73
The celebrated actress, who was nicknamed “the miracle child”, suffered from kidney and liver disorder. Her condition had deteriorated recently, and she had been placed on a ventilator before she passed away.
In the wake of loss: Hanafy’s The Gate of Departure
The movie is to compete at the Sudan Independent Film Festival (SIFF)
Leading boxers’ death in 2015
The world mourned when professional US boxer of Yemeni descent, Hamzah Aljahmi, passed away during a tournament in Connecticut in the US. Aljahmi, 19, collapsed after he received a direct hit to his head during an opening match in Ohio on 19 December that caused him to bleed internally. He died at St. Elizabeth Hospital …
A death that matters
The human, religious and political lives of Coptic Christians
Cancer is the leading cause of death worldwide
In general, the rates of recovery in the US, Canada and Europe are rising rapidly as death rates do not exceed 15% in those countries.
Jordanian authorities arrest suspects in Egyptians’ stabbings
Stabbings occurred due to dispute between two Egyptians and Jordanians last week
Africa and the death penalty: Time to let go!
By Ivan Simonovic On Tuesday, 6 June 1995, over a year after electing the late Nelson Mandela as its President, South Africa ended the use of the death penalty, with a ruling of its constitutional court. Mandela’s personal involvement in this outcome was significant: five years earlier, freshly out of prison, he had successfully pressed …
‘Islamic State’ claims responsibility for Paris attacks
France will be “ruthless” in its response to “Islamic State”, says Hollande
Adel Habara, 6 others sentenced to death in ‘second Rafah massacre’ case
Habara has received three death sentences, awaits Grand Mufti’s decision on his fourth
2 buildings collapse in Fayoum, killing 9
Fayoum governor orders immediate help for residents and to arrest suspects
Court postpones retrial of 11 defendants accused of murdering Kerdasa police officer
Farrag was killed from a distance of approximately 20 metres with a live round that hit him on the right side of his chest, testified the former Forensics Authority spokesman
Court upholds innocence of 17 Shaimaa Al-Sabbagh witnesses over protesting
Defendants were initially acquitted of illegal protest charges on 23 May; prosecution filed an appeal on the acquittal
Shoukry assures Mexico of coordination on investigations into tourists’ deaths
Foreign Minister met Libyan Parliament’s chairman to discuss Palestinian situation during Arab Foreign Ministers’ meeting in New York
Conflicting reports on killing of ‘9 Muslim Brotherhood members’
Unclear reports on raid on Cairo apartment Friday
Another inmate dies in Egypt’s prisons
Diab died of a decline in blood flow, according to the interior ministry
Dozens killed in Saudi strike on Yemen
More than 30 civilians, said to be workers at a bottling factory, have been killed in a Saudi-led airstrike on Yemen. Meanwhile, unknown gunmen have assassinated the head of security in the port city of Aden
Deadly Syrian government attacks on Damascus suburb: Activists
Several civilians have been killed in air strikes and shelling by Syrian government forces in Douma, a rebel-held suburb of Damascus. The suburb has been under aerial attack for more than a week.
The echoes of Radwa Ashour’s last scream
Ashour’s long-awaited and much-celebrated book is the second part of her autobiography.
Doctors face possible national threat
During a shift that started like any other, Dr Mina Nabil, an intensive care and anaesthesia doctor, received a phone call at 4pm, informing him of a critically ill patient suffering from a dangerously high temperature and breathing difficulties
Al-Sisi’s mother passes away
A funeral was scheduled for Monday afternoon in New Cairo
Al-Sisi’s mother passes away
A funeral was scheduled for Monday afternoon in New Cairo
Egyptian actor Nour El-Sherif dies after long struggle with illness
Egyptian veteran actor Nour El-Sherif closed his eyes for the last time yesterday at the age of 69, according to the Middle East News Agency (MENA). “The actor passed away after a long battle with illness,” actor Sameh El-Serety told MENA. “The funeral will be held Wednesday at Al-Shorta Mosque in 6th of October City.” …
Derbala buried as Islamist parties lay responsibility on government
Since news of Derbala’s death spread, numerous Islamist groups have spoken out about what they perceive as negligence or intentional killing of a figure widely respected for moving the group to renounce violence.
Senior police officer, attacker die in Suez firefight
Violence comes to Suez despite high security levels along Suez Canal zone to maintain safe transit of trade
Two senior Islamist leaders die in prison
The security factor always takes precedence over the human factor when it comes to health care inside prisons, says Nageh Ibrahim