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'Kevin Spacey for Egyptian President' Mock Campaign on Social Media
House of Cards' Frank Underwood pitched against actual contender Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi in spoof campaign.
HMRC Hid Information on Export of Gamma International's Spyware FinFisher
Revenue & Customs acted irrationally by refusing to reveal status of spyware allegations probe, says High Court
Egypt: Food Payments Delayed as Financial Crisis Bites
Egypt struggling to make payments for wheat as foreign currency reserves are squeezed and elections loom.
Egypt's Al-Sisi Vows to Wipe out Muslim Brotherhood
Former army chief and presidential hopeful rules out any reconciliation with Islamist outfit.
Al Jazeera Lodges Damages Claim for $150m with Egypt
Qatar-based pan-Arab network demands compensation for damages caused by Egyptian government
Egypt Makes Eyes at the IMF but is it Ready for Tough Love?
Egypt's interim government have shown willingness to reform but more austerity is needed to satisfy the IMF.
Lawyers Outline Terror Case Against Abu Hamza as Finsbury Park Muslim Cleric's Trial Begins
Hate preacher jailed in Britain for praising Osama Bin Laden faces terror trial in the US.
Egyptian Mosques Told to Turn off Air Conditioners to Reduce Power Supply
Cairo's ministry of religious endowments orders mosques to turn off air conditioners except during prayer times.
Pyramid Tour Guides Turn to Opium Farming as Visitors Shun Egypt
As number of tourists to Egypt plummets, local guides are cultivating poppy fields for heroin to survive.
BREAKING NEWS: Israel Sinks Palestinian Smuggling Boats
Israeli navy forces open fire at two Gaza-bound boats injuring at least four Palestinians.
British Tourist 'Raped' On Holiday in Sharm-el-Sheikh
British woman in her forties claims she was raped by hotel security guard.
Ancient Egyptian Statue of Princess Iset Discovered By Archaeologists in Luxor
A 3,500-year-old statue of Tutankhamun's auntie has been unearthed by archaeologists.
Egypt Backs Saudi Arabia's Branding of Muslim Brotherhood as Terrorists
Cairo backs Saudi Arabia's decision to brand Muslim Brotherhood terrorist group.
Europol: Arab Gangs Threatening to Kill and Sell Organs of Africa Migrants
Arab criminals are kidnapping African migrants and demanding relatives in Europe pay ransoms.
Is it Safe to Travel to Egypt? FCO Issues Advice after Christian Woman Stabbed to Death
Foreign and Commonwealth Office issues safety advice after attacks on Christians and tourists in Egypt.
Why Did Two Germans Vandalise The Great Pyramid of Giza over a Conspiracy Theory?
German conspiracy theorists face criminal charges for defacing Egyptian pyramids.
Sinai Attacks: Islamist Militants Warn Tourists to Leave Egypt 'Before It's Too Late'
Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis send chilling Twitter warning to foreigners in Egypt after Sinai bus bomb
Mohamed Morsi Defence Lawyers Walk Out of Trial
Lawyers leave trial in protest over Morsi being confined in a soundproof glass cage.
BREAKING NEWS: Tourists Killed in Egypt Coach Explosion
BREAKING NEWS: Explosion on coach in Egypt kills foreign tourists.
Egypt in $3Bn Arms Deal with Russia as Putin Backs Al-Sisi for President
Biggest Moscow-Cairo weapons deal as post-Morsi regime seen leaning towards Russia.
4,600-Year-Old Egyptian Pyramid Discovered in Edfu Predates Giza
'Provincial' pyramid was not used for royal burials and has no inner chamber.
Egypt: Army Endorses Field Marshal Al-Sisi to Run for Presidency
Army leader who ousted Mohammed Morsi mandated by SCAF to run for presidency
In Pictures: Deadly Bomb Attacks Rock Cairo
At least six people have been killed and more than 100 wounded in wave of bombings across Egyptian capital.
Ancient Egypt: 21-Room Mansion Recovered Near Giza Pyramids Tells of the Lifestyle of High and Mighty
Remains at the 4,500-year-old mansion suggest that the occupants of the house lived a luxurious life.
Major Blast at Cairo Police HQ Kills at Least Four
A suspected car bomb damaged a top security compound in central Cairo on Friday (January 24), killing at least four people in one of the most high-profile attacks on the state in months, security and medical sources said.
Mystery Pharaoh Senebkay's Tomb Discovered in Egypt
Burial chamber of little known pharaoh Senebkay, who reigned over 3,600 years ago, found 300 miles south of Cairo.
Egyptians Back New Constitution in Controversial Referendum
Despite deadly clashes at University of Cairo, referendum wins overwhelming majority in favour.
Egyptian Army Chief Abdel Fatah al-Sisi Eyes Presidential Bid
Egypt's army chief Abdel Fattah al-Sisi will run for president if he receives a strong enough mandate in this week's constitutional vote.
Egyptian Experience Shows we Cannot Lock up Ideas
Egypt in danger of repeating old mistakes by classifying Muslim Brotherhood as terrorists, argues Quliiam's Emman El-Badawy.
Morsi in Court for Second Trial Session
Deposed president Morsi is accused of inciting the killing of protesters in December 2012.