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Six years after uprising, Sisi says Egypt ‘on right track’
January 25 marks the anniversary of the day in 2011 when protesters began to gather in Cairo’s Tahrir Square North Africa -
Court upholds jail terms for five Egypt activists
A Cairo appeals court on Wednesday confirmed two-year jail terms for the five, among them a surgeon and an activist from a small leftist party Middle East -
Egypt marks fifth anniversary of 2011 uprising
Authorities are determined that the occasion will not be marked by popular demonstrations, or militant attacks Middle East -
Sisi praises 2011 uprising, urges patience
Egypt's president paid tribute to the country's 2011 uprising on the eve of its fifth anniversary Middle East -
Gunmen kill 2 Egyptian policemen at checkpoint
Gunmen on a motorcycle opened fire on a checkpoint killing two policemen and a bystander Middle East -
What is Egypt expecting on Jan. 25 revolution anniversary?
Many are wondering about the magnitude of anticipated unrest Features -
Alaa Abdel Fattah and Egypt: Justice is smarter
Alaa and his generation have paid a substantial price, as have many others in Egypt, for their desire to simply give Egyptians a better future Middle East -
Deadly bomb blast rocks Egypt’s Alexandria
Security sources also said that unknown assailants had attacked a police station in western Alexandria with Molotov cocktails Middle East -
Female protester killed on eve of Egypt uprising anniversary
Fellow protesters said she was hit with birdshot fired by police to disperse the march Middle East -
Four years on, Egypt marks Jan. 25 anniversary with mixed emotions
The government is warning against exploiting celebrations to cause problems and destabilize the country Features -
The rise and fall of Mubarak through Egyptian eyes
Corruption, injustice, high unemployment and police brutality were associated with Mubarak’s presidency Analysis -
Egypt court overturns Mubarak jail sentence
A lower court had handed down the jail sentence in May last year after convicting him of embezzling about $14 million Middle East -
Egypt briefly detains three over alleged sabotage talk
The detainees were speaking in English about burning homes and businesses on the anniversary of the January 2011 uprising Middle East -
Insulting Egypt’s revolutions: Criminalization vs. free speech
Activists and revolutionary movements in Egypt have objected to the proposed law Analysis -
Insulting Egypt's history: On #Jan25 and #June30
Revolutionary activists who are opposed to both Mohammad Mursi and Abdel Fattah al-Sisi might describe the July 3 as a coup Middle East -
Coming to terms with Egypt’s Maspero massacre
The post-Mursi period in Egypt has been rife with historical revisionism Middle East -
Warning signs run deep within Egyptian society
Knowledge, indeed, is power. But while it can warn, there are also some things it cannot protect against Middle East -
Still interested in Hosni Mubarak’s trial by drama?
It’s dubious there would have been more than a few that would have considered the verdict non-politicised in some shape or form Middle East -
Verdict in Hosni Mubarak trial postponed
Witnesses in the case have ‘changed’ their testimony, a move commentators say would likely lead to his acquittal Middle East -
Remembering Egypt’s sword of the poor, the lawyer of the revolutionaries
Young people will inherit Egypt, so it is time to make way for them Middle East -
Egyptian politics and the definition of insanity
Egypt’s ruling elite needs to come up with a better formula than simply trying to turn back the clock Middle East -
Mubarak: I did not order killing of Egypt protesters
The court said it will deliver Mubarak’s murder verdict on September 27 Middle East -
Mubarak’s trial and Egypt’s ‘Jan. 25 conspiracy’
The ouster of Hosni Mubarak was not a revolution, but a “conspiracy,” said his lawyer Analysis -
Egypt: Revisiting June 30 and July 3 (Part II)
Egypt’s youth know they are meant to have rights and they know that those in power can be held accountable Middle East -
Hang on Egypt, this could be a rough ride
In Egypt, it seems, quite a lot has changed and yet, much has stayed the same. Middle East -
Sisi: there is no ‘going back’ for Egypt
The former field marshal added that he is waiting for the final results of the presidential elections to start his new job role immediately Middle East -
Time for Arabs to create new political ideologies
Over the past few decades the Arab world has seen political ideologies that are not really organic to their environment Middle East -
Despite a bleak Arab Spring, the youth still have time
Looking throughout the Arab world, the situation appears far bleaker than it did a few years ago Middle East -
Egyptian court bails leading leftwing activist
His trial was set to begin as another court resumes the trial of Mursi, ousted by the military in July Middle East -
Egypt presidential hopeful won’t seek Islamist votes
Leftist Sabahi, who came third in last elections, says he has higher chances this time to win the upcoming presidential race Middle East