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Egypt prosecution affirms no intention to charge police with Italy’s Regeni murder

Italian student reportedly researched independent labour unions in Egypt, says prosecution

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Egypt prosecution affirms no intention to charge police with Italy’s Regeni murder

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Cabinet condemns Beni Suef attack

An armed attack on a police checkpoint in Beni Suef left five policemen dead and two injured

Five policemen die in attack on checkpoint

The attack also left two policemen injured

Government gears up for 25 January

Ministers of Defence and Interior meet ahead of 25 January, Police Day

Misr Balady Front calls on Al-Sisi to run for presidency

Egyptians approval of constitution tantamount to endorsement of Al-Sisi’s run for president, says Kammel Gemilak

Cairo University officials discuss recent clashes

Security forces stormed the university during clashes last Thursday, leaving one student dead

Rape victim complains of new delay in Tunisia police trial

Three police officers have been held in custody in connection with the case, two of them, Chawki Ben Ammar and Walid Feriani, on rape charges and the third on charges of extortion.

Cairo University faculty call for removal of security forces from campus

Cabinet “guarantees” detained students will sit their exams in “special exam halls”

Six dead on first day of voting

Deaths part of separate incidents, with four occurring in Upper Egypt’s Sohag governorate

In Pictures: Explosion at Imbaba courthouse on first day of referendum

Voters continue to head to the polls

Explosion at Imbaba courthouse on the first day of the referendum

Voters continue to head to the polls

Tunisia police, protesters clash in deprived region

The region is one of the poorest in Tunisia and was a hotbed of unrest during the January 2011 revolt that toppled veteran strongman Zine El Abidine Ben Ali.

Minister of Interior approves website for protest permits

Printable online permits hoped to streamline process

Doctors reach security agreement with interior ministry

Doctors syndicate states that there was “full understanding” for doctors’ security issues

Policeman injured, police car burnt outside Al-Azhar University dorms

Exams continuing as planned: Interior ministry spokesman

Friday violence leaves five dead

Clashes in governorates result in 122 arrests, Ismailia protester arrested with 14 IEDs

Small IEDs explode, causing little damage

IEDs triggered by a registered convict who was being investigated

Two die in clashes between police and pro-Morsi students

Police said they only used tear gas to break up the protests near the defence ministry and accused the Islamists of using arms.

Tourism in the News: Antiquities ministry meets with national security and Tourism Police

Antiquities ministry is looking into ways to better protect archaeological sites

El-Beblawi explains cabinet’s decision to label Brotherhood as a terrorist organisation

Government will only change our strategy when it is convinced it is wrong, says the Prime Minister

Cairo University allows police on-campus during exams

The Supreme Council of Universities has issued a decision allowing security personnel on university campuses nationwide

Alaa Abdel Fatah’s family accuses Prosecution of ‘procrastination’

Activist’s family demands setting of Shura Council protest trial date

Nasr City explosions highly deplorable: MB spokeswoman

Five injuries; MOI claims another bomb had been defused

Hamas member arrested for planning car bombing of security site

Hamas member calls the news a “fabrication”

New evidence submitted in Cairo University student case

The student’s mother claims she submitted videos which incriminate police forces in killing her son last NovemberThe student’s mother claims she submitted videos which incriminate police forces in killing her son last November

Rana Muhammad Taha

December 23, 2013

Turkey sacks 25 more police chiefs after graft probe

A total of 24 people have been charged so far including the sons of Interior Minister Muammer Guler and Economy Minister Zafer Caglayan, as well as the chief executive of state-owned Halkbank under the investigation that erupted last week.