Roadmap to the Renaissance: a dialogue of tolerance and peace
Exhibition presents 18 artistsâ vision of the way they feel about their presence, their visions, and Egyptâs place under the Sun
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Shoukry in Addis Ababa for talks over Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam
Al-Sisi’s message emphasised the importance of strengthening bilateral relations between the two countries.
International bodies urge Egypt and Ethiopia to hold talks over GERD
Egyptian Minister of Foreign Affairs to visit Addis Ababa on Sunday
Qandil holds meeting over Nile water issue
Prime Minister meets with Supreme Committee for Nile Water
Uganda backs Ethiopia in dam conflict
Ugandan president describes Morsi’s statements about Ethiopia as âchauvinisticâ
Ethiopia âfrustratedâ by Egyptian statements on GERD
Ethiopian Ministry of Foreign Affairs criticises Egypt’s âprovocativeâ statements in a conference attended by President Morsi
All options open regarding Ethiopian dam: presidency
Presidential adviser holds rare press conference outlining policy towards Ethiopian Dam and 30 June protests
Morsi: If our share of Nile water decreases, our blood will be the alternative
President addressed Nation in a popular conference on Egyptâs rights to Nile water called for by Islamist parties
Islamists organise conference on dam
11 Islamist parties invite president, prime minister, cabinet and political movements to conference
Popular figures offer solutions to Ethiopian dam
The Popular Diplomatic Committee will form an NGO to thoroughly tackle the issue; invites experts to join
Morsi forms committee on dam, meeting mistakenly televised
ElBaradei apologises to Ethiopia for âirresponsible utterancesâ of political leaders during televised presidential meeting
Morsi meeting discusses effects of dam
The meeting discussed the findings of the report issued by an international panel of experts which political leaders described as âworrisomeâ
Ethiopian Dam announcement unexpected
Sudanâs ambassador to Cairo says Arab League intervention a possibility
Renaissance
On Saturday, seven members of the Islamic group âPromotion of Virtue and Prevention of Viceâ in Suez, Egypt, decided to promote virtue by trying to whip a woman on the street due to her âun-Islamicâ dress. The woman took off her shoe and beat one of them with it while yelling at them, which caught …
A poet, a sculptor and a politician: Egyptâs rich yet often neglected modern history
“The prince of poets” Ahmed Shawky, Saad Zaghloul, Mahmoud Mokhtar; some of the most famous figures of “Liberal Egypt”
Review: Columnists touch upon state media and political participation
Egyptian commentaries have explored an assortment of subjects. Many have continued to analyze the rising wave of political Islam, whereas others have addressed the challenges facing Egyptâs state media and the lack of interest in active political participation. Wael Kandil The legend of the last Minister of Media Al-Shorouk newspaper The status of Egyptâs …
Editorâs letter: Morsy, the good brother
Theoretically speaking, we could argue that the one month President Mohamed Morsy has spent in office is not enough to judge his performance as Egyptâs first leader after the revolution. However, practically speaking, it seems enough. Given a few facts regarding Morsyâs attainment of the presidency, we can understand feelings of anger among the electorate, …