President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi reaffirmed the state’s commitment to the independence of the judiciary and non-interference in its work, describing it as a cornerstone for ensuring justice and upholding the rule of law.
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Egyptian authorities have arrested a Chinese-led cyber fraud and kidnapping network operating in New Cairo, the Ministry of Interior announced late Monday.
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A massive fire broke out early Friday morning at a three-story garment factory in Mahalla Kubra in Egypt’s Gharbiya governorate, leaving at least 8 people dead and 38 injured, and causing parts of the building to collapse.
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The Public Prosecution ordered on Sunday the detention of two defendants pending investigations into the disappearance of an ancient Egyptian artefact from the conservation lab of the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. In contrast, the prosecution released two others on bail after being cleared of intent.
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The Public Prosecution ordered on Thursday the release of a new batch of 20 pretrial detainees who were incarcerated pending investigations into various cases.
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The Interior Ministry announced the arrest of four suspects involved in the theft of a rare Late Period gold bracelet from the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir.
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An Egyptian court on Sunday acquitted businessman Hassan Rateb of money laundering charges.
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President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi instructed the relevant authorities on Tuesday to review a petition submitted by the National Council for Human Rights (NCHR) requesting a presidential pardon for seven prisoners, including Alaa Abdel-Fattah.
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An Egyptian court on Monday sentenced four men to four years in prison and fined them EGP 300,000 over the Al Wahat Road chase case, in which three young women were harassed and pursued before crashing into a parked truck.
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Egypt’s National Council for Human Rights has appealed to President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi to grant pardons to several prisoners, including prominent activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah, citing humanitarian concerns and the difficult circumstances faced by their families.
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Egyptian authorities, in cooperation with the US-based Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment (ACE), have dismantled Streameast — the world’s largest illegal live sports streaming network — in a landmark crackdown that exposed a vast piracy and money-laundering operation.
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Egypt’s Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources announced on Sunday evening that two workers were killed and six others injured following an explosion at a gas pipeline facility in the Abu Sultan area of Ismailia governorate.
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Police investigations have named a man's second wife as the prime suspect in the mysterious deaths of a father and his six children in Egypt's Minya governorate.
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The Ministry of Health and Population announced on Thursday that two people were killed and 18 others were injured in a road accident involving a truck and several cars on the Alexandria–Matrouh Road.
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Egypt’s Public Prosecution has released Abd El-Rahman Khaled, a mass communication graduate briefly detained for producing an unofficial promotional video for the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), set to open on 1 November.
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A firework display during popular singer and actor Mohammed Ramadan's concert at Porto Marina Theatre in Egypt's North Coast on Thursday night caused the death of one person and injuries to six others.
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Egypt’s Public Prosecution announced on Sunday that forensic examinations had detected traces of insecticide in the bodies of the six siblings who died earlier this month in Minya Governorate.
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The family of fugitive Muslim Brotherhood member Mohamed Abdel-Hafeez confirmed on Thursday his deportation from Turkey after he was arrested at Istanbul Airport several days ago.
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Egypt’s Ministry of Interior announced on Saturday the release of 1,056 prisoners as per a presidential pardon on the 73rd anniversary of the July 1952 Revolution.
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A Cairo criminal court has ordered the removal of seven individuals—including prominent British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abdel-Fattah—from Egypt’s terrorism list, human rights lawyer Khaled Ali announced on Monday.
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