Egyptian People's Assembly saw yesterday one of the severest exchanges ever between representatives

ISMAILIA, Egypt - Egyptian police killed an Eritrean migrant as he tried to enter Israel on Monday, bringing the total number of migrants killed at the Sinai border this year to 12, Egyptian security sources said.

Ex-UN nuclear chief and potential candidate in Egypt's 2011 presidential election Mohamed ElBaradei met yesterday with artists and Coptic activists

LOW salaries, lack of health insurance, and deteriorating work conditions have prompted hundreds of workers from the information centres of the Local Development Ministry to continue to picket outside the Parliament yesterday for the seventh day in a row.

An Egyptian court has set April 10 for its final ruling on Orascom Telecom's appeal to overturn approval of a France Telecom (FTE) offer for the outstanding shares of Egyptian Co for Mobile Services, or ECMS.

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Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak will return to Egypt on Saturday following gallbladder surgery in Germany this month, a government minister said late on Friday.

Egypt will participate in Earth Hour, a global effort to spur policy makers to take action to reduce the impact of climate change.

INFLUENTIAL Muslim clergymen are trying to stymie a new bill submitted by Parliament's Health Committee for sterilising poor couples.

GRAND Sheikh of Al-Azhar Ahmed el-Tayyeb (R) during a meeting with Pope Shenouda III, the Coptic Orthodox Pope of Egypt, in Cairo on Tuesday.

For the second consecutive time the Egyptian judiciary has issued release orders to MB members, according to ikhwanWeb.com The Egyptian judiciary has issued release orders to the MB supporters of the Aqsa mosque in Egypt.

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has delegated Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif to attend a pan-Arab summit conference, which will open in the Libyan city of Sirte on Saturday.

Internet telephony firm Skype has questioned the move by the Egyptian Government to ban international calls made through mobile Internet connections and said markets should be left open for consumers to choose

Orascom Construction Industries, Egypt's top listed builder and fertiliser maker posted a 42 percent rise in fourth-quarter net profit after construction margins and global fertiliser prices improved

Six-time African champions Ahli suffered a stunning 1-0 defeat by Gunners of Zimbabwe in the first-leg of the Champions League round of 32 on Saturday.

International donors gathered in Cairo Sunday for a conference to raise 2 billion dollars in aid for the western Sudanese province of Darfur that has been battered by seven years of war.

The former President of the International Atomic ُEnergy Agency Mohamed ElBaradei and a potential contender in the 2011 presidential elections postponed his return to Egypt, which was originally scheduled for today.

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak resumed his activities on Friday, 12 days after a successful gallbladder operation in Germany, Egyptian television reported Saturday.

Corruption in Egypt is on the rise, watchdog Transparency International said on Saturday in a report that called for an urgent overhaul of election procedure and the role of the judiciary to be strengthened.

Egypt's opposition Muslim Brotherhood group's General Guide Mohamed Badie would meet Thursday with other senior members--including Seif el-Islam Hassan el-Banna, son of the movement's founder--to discuss