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President Sīsī receives report from the National Council for Human Rights  President Sīsī met with Sayyid Muhammad Fā’iq, the President of the National Council for Human Rights, to receive the Council’s human rights report. The council’s spokesman said that the report contained five sections...
Justice Minister of Egypt: the ‘son of the garbage man’ is not suitable for judgeship  Mahfūz Sābir, the Egyptian Justice Minister, provoked a wave of anger across social media with his comments declaring that the ‘son of the garbage man’ is neither suitable to become a judge nor work in the...
25-year church plan to expand throughout the world is published  The Pope led a conference of overseas churches in Austria last week with the goal of determining a 25-year plan to develop and expand the church world-wide. A source inside the Church said that the church has been prepared to hold the...
Ministry of Religious Endowments begins preparations for conference on Islamic Thought This year’s conference, attended by some of the most important Muslim thinkers and scholars will focus on communication with the youth. It will attempt to correct false ideas about Islam, and confront the...
Kidnapping of 4 Copts from mountainous region in al-Minyā Province Sources reveal that masked assailants kidnapped 4 Copts when they were getting in a taxi in the mountainous region near the village of Dīr Jabal al-Tīr in the Samālūt area of northern al-Minyā. Security forces are reportedly...
Prime Minister Ibrāhīm Mahlab invited to St. George [Mari Girgis] Church  Pope Theodore II, Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Egypt and all of Africa, met with Egyptian Prime Minister Ibrāhīm Mahlab. Mahlab had previously taken an interest in the renovation of St. George’s Church [Mari Girgis] in Old...
Editor AWR:  Retired Navy captain Amīr Fu ̓ād responded to Cornelis Hulsman’s newsletter on the death penalty of former President Mursī. Hulsman argues against the death penalty. Mr. Amīr Fu ̓ād disagrees with Hulsman but agrees with much of the background information given. The sentiments of (...
August 2013 was a very dark month for Egypt. Around sixty churches were destroyed, police stations were attacked, and Muslim Brotherhood sit-ins were violently ended. In this period, extremists also tried to destroy the Holy Family tree in Mattāriyyā. Sadly, they managed to cut the tree. 
An agreement signed on October 22 between the Center of Arab-West Understanding and the Global Forum for Media and Development (Egypt) is turning out to be very fruitful for both parties in their contributions for a better future for Egypt.
   5. Jewish extremist groups gather for march around the Aqsa Mosque Sunday   Sources within the Muslim Brotherhood said that several administrative offices have been assigned in various parts of the country to mobilize large numbers of people to participate in the events of 28 November next. The...

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