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After prosecutor’s assassination, Egypt quietly marks June 30
Several political parties have called for celebrations to commemorate this year’s anniversary. Analysis -
Two years on, where is Egypt’s Tamarod movement today?
Tamarod spearhead protests in June 2013 against the Muslim Brotherhood’s candidate Mursi a year after he took office Analysis -
Sisi’s bid for presidency wins wide support
Salafist party al-Nour and the anti-Mursi movement Tamarod support the popular military figure Sisi entering presidential race Middle East -
Does Egypt's Hamdeen Sabahi stand a chance in elections?
Despite strong backing from youth and revolutionary groups, Sabahi's former supporters from 2012 are choosing to back front-runner Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Sisi Analysis -
Key Egyptian politician slams ‘deceptive’ polls
Ex-presidential candidate Islamist Abul-Fotouh says he won’t run for president, accuses the interim govt of creating a ‘republic of fear’ Middle East -
Egypt prosecutor orders arrest of two leading activists
Ahmed Maher and Alaa Abdel Fattah are symbols of the revolt that toppled Mubarak Middle East -
The media: Down and out, in and about Egypt
What is the big question in the press in Egypt? How deep, for how long and why is America a partner in conspiracy with the Muslim Brotherhood? Of ... Media -
Egypt’s political map in the post-Mursi era
In a few weeks the Egyptians will go to the polls again, for the sixth time in two-and-a-half years, amid confusing political complications that ... Features -
Egypt’s Tamarod founder survives assassination attempt
Mahmoud Badr, the founder of Tamarod, the Egyptian youth movement that rallied street protests against ousted President Mohammad Mursi, survived ... Middle East -
Tunisia’s ‘rebellion’ campaign collects 1.7 million anti-govt votes
Inspired by Egypt’s “Tamarod” (rebellion) campaign, a Tunisian petition has so far collected around 1.7 million signatures in a move ... Middle East -
The post-Arab Spring class divide
At dawn on the first day of Eid, the Egyptian channel ONTV, owned by famous Egyptian businessman Najib Sawiris who supported Tamarod, the popular ... Middle East -
In Egypt, nobody can blame you if you don’t remember your date’s name
Every Ramadan, Egyptian date-sellers turn to a prominent entertainment or political figure for some ‘celebrity endorsement’ to help them ... Ramadan 2013 -
It’s called ‘Tamarod’ for a reason
When Egypt’s youth launched a campaign they named Tamarod ('rebellion in English') many pundits and world leaders were sleeping at the wheel. ... Middle East -
The Egyptian rebel who ‘owns’ Tahrir Square
Mahmoud Badr “owns” the Egyptian street. The 28-year-old activist in sneakers, jeans and a worn-out polo shirt invented the magic formula ... Profiles -
Egypt c.bank tells banks to shut early ahead of army deadline
Egypt’s central bank has told banks to close their branches early and has advanced the time for a foreign currency auction, a banker said, ahead ... Economy -
Egypt share index slips lower before army deadline
Egyptian shares closed lower on Wednesday as investors fretted over the possibility of further violence in the country, hours before an army deadline ... Economy -
Oil prices jump amid bloodshed in Egypt
Oil prices rose sharply in Asian trade Wednesday on growing concerns that the escalating political crisis in Egypt could affect the rest of the Middle ... Energy -
Is the clock ticking for Mursi? Opposition sets deadline for his ouster
Egypt's opposition rebel movement (named “Tamarod” in Arabic) announced early Monday a deadline for President Mohammed Mursi to cede power ... Middle East -
Muslim Brotherhood vows action after Cairo headquarters attacked
The armed men who ransacked the Muslim Brotherhood headquarters in Cairo on Monday had crossed a red line of violence, the ruling movement told ... Middle East -
Cairo: The morning after the night before
They say that when the Sandinista revolutionaries stormed the palace of Nicaraguan dictator Anastasio Somoza, they only found his uniform flung over a ... Middle East -
Tahrir Square protesters show President Mursi the ‘red card’
Red cards were waved by thousands of demonstrators in Egypt’s Tahrir Square on Sunday to demand the resignation of Egypt's Islamist President ... Middle East -
Anti-Mursi protests to weigh on Egypt bourse
Plans for mass protests against President Mohamed Mursi will weigh on Egypt’s bourse on Sunday, because of fears they could result in worse ... Economy -
‘Rebels’ vs. Rivals: Meet the challengers to Egypt’s June 30 campaign
If you’ve heard of “Tamarod,” Egypt’s increasingly popular oppositional petition against the presidency, then you may know ... Features -
ElBaradei makes call for nationwide uprising against Mursi
Egyptian opposition leader Mohammad ElBaradei has called on all Egyptians to take part in the planned nationwide protests on Sunday to overthrow ... Middle East -
Egypt’s June 30 rallies: Between the irresponsible and the obtuse
It should be apparent that by “The Irresponsible” I am alluding to the Egyptian opposition in its diverse and contradictory forms, ... Analysis -
Rebel child? Egyptian baby born in Tahrir protest named ‘Tamarod’
An Egyptian woman who gave birth to a baby girl has named her daughter “Tamarod” or “Rebel” after the opposition grassroots ... Variety -
Anti-Mursi ‘Rebel’ campaign receives more than 22 million signatures
More than 22 million people have signed a petition in Egypt demanding the departure of Islamist President Mohammad Mursi and a snap election, the ... Middle East -
Playing to win: Egypt's 'Rebel' group launches anti-Mursi mobile game
Supporters of the Tamarod (Rebel) campaign have created a mobile application to promote its initiative to gather 15 million signatures for a petition ... Entertainment -
Protests to give new turn to Egypt revolution
Does Egypt face a new revolution? Millions hope so, it seems; they have signed a national petition demanding the president resign and plan to take to ... Features -
Egypt former PM: June 30 ‘day of salvation’ from Mursi government
June 30 will be the “day of salvation" from the government of Egyptian President Mohammad Mursi, former Prime Minister Ahmad Shafiq said on ... Middle East