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The fallout from Friday’s “Battle of Moqattam” between opponents and supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood tops the news in all…

  Bloody clashes that took place in Moqattam on Friday dominated Sunday’s newspapers, with both independent and state-owned newspapers offering…

Egypt’s newspapers Wednesday were mostly concerned with different, sometimes conflicting speculations over the fate of the country’s current government, as…

Privately owned newspaper al-Shorouk leads this morning with “ ... and the era of public police starts.” The newspaper says…

Monday’s papers are full of news regarding the microbus drivers’ strike, which has affected a number of governorates. Also making…

Independent newspaper Al-Shorouk led this morning with, "The army is ready, the CSF rebels and violence continues.” The newspaper reports…

The top headlines in Monday’s papers include news pertaining to US Secretary of State John Kerry’s visit to Egypt as…

The news of a hot air balloon that crashed in Luxor, killing at least 19 tourists and injuring others, as…

The headlines of Tuesday’s newspapers continue to express alarm over escalating political polarization. The liberal Wafd Party’s daily writes that…

The most common topic in this morning’s newspapers is that Egypt's parliamentary elections, previously schedule to begin on 27 April,…