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Wafd chief accuses Al-Masry Al-Youm of slander, libel

Wafd chief accuses Al-Masry Al-Youm of slander, libel

The South Cairo Prosecution began investigating a complaint submitted by Wafd Party President Mahmoud Abaza, in which the latter accused…
Islam Online: Replaced already?

Islam Online: Replaced already?

As the crisis at Islam Online continued into its third day on Wednesday, striking workers expressed anger that the influential…
Constitutional change: How far fetched is it?

Constitutional change: How far fetched is it?

With the political opposition renewing calls for the amendment of Egypt's constitution--particularly those articles pertaining to presidential elections--the question remains…
Going Off-line

Going Off-line

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers…
Media wars: Al-Wafd vs. Al-Masry Al-Youm

Media wars: Al-Wafd vs. Al-Masry Al-Youm

Mahmoud Abaza, president of opposition party Al-Wafd, described independent daily Al-Masry Al-Youm as a "fascist newspaper" for printing details of…
Islam On-Strike

Islam On-Strike

Hundreds of employees of the widely read Islamic news website Islam Online walked off their jobs Monday afternoon, plunging the…
A night alongside Amonsito workers on the sidewalk

A night alongside Amonsito workers on the sidewalk

As the Shura Council's lights are turned off at 12:50 AM, Amonsito workers know it's time to sleep after another…
Egypt’s death sentences under scrutiny

Egypt’s death sentences under scrutiny

Atef Rohyum, 35, was still in university six years ago when he was arrested on charges of killing a man…
Sleeping on concrete: A tale of three protests

Sleeping on concrete: A tale of three protests

Workers of the Amonsito textile factory entered the tenth day of their sit-in outside the gates of the Shura Council,…
Lawyers: State Council violates constitution over women

Lawyers: State Council violates constitution over women

There have been many protests lately calling for female judges to be allowed to work for the State Council. All…
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