Egyptian editors are warned not to stray from the official line on coronavirus numbers, while rumors run wild on social media ■ Economic threats loom as tourism dries up
Malak el-Kashif recalls her journey from a traditional religious household to one of Egypt’s most outspoken transgender woman activist
All of Egypt's famed archaeological sites and museums have been closed as more than 400 cases of coronavirus have been reported
Egypt's health ministry said late on Saturday that the country had registered 17 new cases of the virus, bringing the total to 110
She looks ageless. But what does the industry have to say about older actresses?
A final deal on the massive Great Ethiopian Renaissance Dam was expected in the two-day, U.S.-brokered talks in Washington
Port city's chief executive claims aim is to gather furniture makers and workshop owners to increase production and exports
Presidency declares three days of national mourning following a procession led by President Sissi, top military officials, Mubarak's sons and other dignitaries
Egypt-watchers who analyzed the former president's every cough never thought he would die years after being deposed in a popular revolution
Hosni Mubarak is often described as a dictator, but his legacy is complicated. While ruling Egypt with an iron fist, he was a stable leader on economic and diplomatic fronts
The longtime leader, who was ousted during Arab Spring uprisings in 2011, died Tuesday at the age of 91
Mubarak ruled Egypt for three decades until he was ousted following mass protests against his rule in 2011
Student has been tortured, beaten and blindfolded during interrogations, according to group providing him legal representation
The country will struggle to economically sustain its growth, and climate change is just adding to the misery
Egypt says the person affected has been put in isolation but did not specify his or her nationality
Egyptian public prosecutor is claiming that Patrick Zaki, a human rights activist, broadcast 'false news aimed at disrupting security and social peace'
Every day nearly 5,000 people are born in Egypt
87 percent of women aged 15-49 have undergone the procedure according to a 2016 survey by the UN Children's Fund
The law and the amendments are widely seen as part of an unprecedented crackdown on dissent waged by President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi
Parents, physician arrested ■ Practice outlawed in 2008, but 2015 survey found 87 percent of Egyptian women between 15 and 49 have undergone it
