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The other Paris: Why are some young French Muslims becoming radicalised?

Hot and dusty weather will continue in Egypt until Friday: Meteorological Authority

Number of victims of building collapse in Cairo's Manshiyet Nasser rises to 12

3 killed, 18 injured after building collapse in Manshiyet Nasser: Cairo Governorate

Egypt's presidential candidates race against a ticking clock

Journalist Ismail Eskandrani referred to military prosecution after two years in detention: Lawyer

Egyptian journalist and researcher Ismail Eskandrani has been referred from high state security prosecution to military prosecution over charges of belonging to an illegal organization and spreading false news, his lawyer Mokhtar Mounir told Ahram Online on Sunday.

Calls by Sinai tribes to join Armed Forces in war on terrorism stirs debate in Egypt

At least 235 worshippers killed in terror attack on mosque in Egypt's North Sinai

Egyptian activist Mahinour El-Masry detained pending trial in Tiran and Sanafir protest case

EgyptAir to add 33 new planes to its fleet, part of wider strategy aiming at 150 aircraft

The new acquisitions, costing $3.4 billion, will be partly funded by the airline's existing budget, but will also make use of funding from Egyptian banks and a 'capacity rental system' involving other companies

Egypt bans hunting the migrating American Golden Heron

'Experimental Summer': An imaginary journey into filmmaking

Experimental Summer is being screened in Cairo's art house cinema Zawya

Egypt's committee to pardon youth prisoners preparing fourth list of candidates

The selection criteria allow for the release of political prisoners, but not those found guilty of violence or terrorism charges

Egyptian judge lifts probationary measures on members of satirical trouppe Street Children

24 Nubian activists detained for illegal protest in Egypt's Aswan

The battle for the Nile riverbanks

As the Egyptian government presses ahead with its campaign to reclaim the banks of the River Nile, residents of the island of Zamalek are struggling to remove a dozen boats they say represent a public nuisance

Steel rebar price hikes spark concern in Egyptian construction industry

The price of rebars in Egypt has risen by more than 12 percent in the past three months, compared with 10.5 percent last year, with industry figures pointing to global fluctuations and Egypt's tariff policies

Nothing is free: How the user is the product for internet companies

Internet companies have faced widespread controversy in Egypt, as they have elsewhere, over how they analyse the personal data of users with the aim of targeting them for advertising

13-year-old Egyptian in coma after being struck down by silent gunshot

Former head of Egypt's Journalists Syndicate Yehia Kalash appeals suspended sentence