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Egypt govt houses 118 Coptic families who fled North Sinai militants

Egypt has spared no effort in fighting terrorism, extremism, Sisi tells top US general

President El-Sisi met with the head of Central Command in Cairo on Sunday

Egypt delays fee hike for tourist entry visas to July

Egypt's core inflation soars to a record 30.86 pct in January 2017

Future of Egypt’s Dostour Party uncertain amid internal conflict

Cairo to receive 2nd tranche of $12 bln loan in April: IMF Egypt mission chief

Chris Jarvis, the IMF mission chief for Egypt, praised Egypt's 'good start' in implementing its economic reform programme

Tiran and Sanafir: What is the deal's fate after latest Egypt's court ruling?

Uncertainty looms over 11 January protest against Egypt-Saudi islands deal

Protest organisers say they have all the documents required by law to allow Wednesday's scheduled protest to go ahead

Egypt parliamentary committee approves tougher penalties for sexual harassment

The draft bill stipulates that fines for sexual harassment would increase to between EGP 5000 and EGP 10,000 and jail terms of up to one year

Jailed Egyptian novelist Naji on 2nd presidential pardon list: Committee Member

Egypt press syndicate to form committees 'to follow up on' jail retms against union leaders

Egypt receives initial $2.75 bln after IMF loan approval; dollar slips

Egypt's 11 November: Anonymity and concern hover over 'Friday's protests'

Almost all of Egypt's political parties and movements, except pro-Muslim Brotherthood groups, have announced that they are not participating in the “anonymous” calls

Egyptians to pay more for private transport services due to new fuel price hikes

As government slashes subsidies on fuel, commuters will pay more for using microbuses, taxis; no decision yet on public buses and the Cairo underground

Exploring Egypt: Sahl Hasheesh, a couples' paradise

The beautiful Red Sea resort is a great fit for honeymooners, but may leave singletons feeling a little left out

Egypt's brewery ABC referred to general-prosecution over anti-military service ad

The advertisement that was released by the company depicted a young man carrying an exemption certificate from the army and a slogan that read ‘The Dream’

Let's roll or quit: Cigarettes prices take toll on Egyptian smokers

The country's dollar crisis and new value added tax has led many popular brands of cigarette to disappear from the stands; government, big tobacco and vendors point fingers at one another

Egypt's state TV suspended presenter for offending 25 Jan protesters, not for praising Mubarak: Official

While TV presenter George Rashad praised ousted president Mubarak, the Egyptian Radio and Television Union suspended him for comments against January Revolution protesters

Money paid to Egypt was merely 'a donation, not financial settlement': Mubarak-era businessman

Dunkin Donuts apologises for 'racist' ad by Egyptian franchisee