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Egyptian actor and screenwriter, Tāmer `Abd al-Mon`īm refused to enter alterations on his new movie “Al-Moshachassātī 2” (the Impersonate), after the Egyptian Censorship suggested `Abd al-Mon`īm should use aliases for the ousted president Muhammad Mursi, Muslim Brotherhood leader Khayrat Al-Shāter...
In a phone interview on Egypt's Al-`Āsema TV Channel, the leader of the Salafi Al-Nūr Party, Yūnes Makhiūn said that the debate over a reconciliation between the Egyptians and the Muslim Brotherhood is premature, adding that the people absolutely reject the idea of reconciliation.
Muslim Brotherhood leaders have moved quickly from prisons to the Egyptian presidency and are now heading back to those same prisons. Egypt's judiciary dissolved the political wing of the MB, declaring it a terrorist group.
Turnout was so low in the first round of Egypt's parliamentary elections, that satirist Bāsem Yūsef derided it as an ingenious strategy to show the world Egypt had rid itself of its notorious overcrowding.
In a telephone interviewed conducted by Al-Yawm al-Sābi`, Dr. Salāh Sālem of Egypt's National Organization for Human Rights suggested the postponement of the parliamentary electoral polling in 2 constituencies of Al-`Arīsh province: Rafah and Shaikh Zūwaid.
In a telephone interview conducted by the media presenter Sayed `Ali of the TV Channel 'The Capital' with Dr. Sa`d Al-Dīn Ibrahīm, the president of Ibn Khaldūn Center For Developmental Studies suggested to Egypt's President Al-Sisi to conduct a referendum on reconciliation with the Muslim...
In an unprecedented phenomenon, especially for a tribal province like Minya, 10 Coptic candidates are partaking in the run-offs for individual seats in Egypt's upcoming parliament.
The journalist and chairman of the Mada Foundation for Media Development, Hishām Ja`far has been investigated for receiving “international” funds “to harm Egypt's national security” and for belonging to the banned Muslim Brotherhood, Ja`far 's lawyer, Muhammad al-Bāqer told Aswat Masryia, adding...
In a disclosed statement, the spokesman of Egypt's Coptic Catholic Church, Father Rafīq Greish said that a unified agreement on the issue of integrating the three major Churches under one law with regard to personal status has not been determined yet, adding that each Church will pertain to its own...
Al-Bawāba columnist `Abd Al-Rahīm `Ali, who is running for the parliamentary electoral constituencies Gīza and Dokki, said that the Salafist Al-Nūr Party is based on religious backgrounds, as was the Freedom and Justice Party, who was the political arm of the Muslim Brotherhood. “In their eyes [the...

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