State Security Prosecution renewed the detentions of two activists over the weekend by filing new charges against them.

A number of former Egyptian members of parliament and opposition party members have signed an official denouncing the country’s maritime border agreement with Greece which was signed last week.

Middle Eastern regimes increasingly aren’t just targeting dissidents—they’re going after their entire families.

Egypt’s Coptic Orthodox Church re-opened its doors, Monday morning after four-month closure due to Coronavirus precautionary measures.

In less than three weeks, over 60 million Egyptian voters will be able to elect the first upper chamber since 2014. Awaiting the Nation Elections Authority’s (NEA) final list of candidates, the main majority of candidates has already become clear through the initial approval process.

Egypt’s lifeline is threatened after the Ethiopian foreign minister announced on Thursday that the Nile River has become an Ethiopian lake with a humiliating speech, stating: “The Nile is no longer flowing as it was before. It has become a lake that we use for development, and in fact, water …

Egyptian authorities have imprisoned 42 protesters who were demonstrating against the government’s decision to demolish their homes.

The popular “Batel” campaign called on the Egyptian authorities to immediately withdraw from the Declaration of Principles agreement, which Cairo signed with Addis Ababa and Khartoum in 2015.

Eight civilians were killed and four others were injured, most of whom are Tarabin and Sawarka tribesmen, in three armed attacks by Province of Sinai last week.

Egypt’s Court of Cassation upheld, on Tuesday, the life imprisonment sentence handed down to Mohammed Badie, the supreme guide of the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood, and other Islamists on charges of violence and murder.