Mahraganat artists in Egypt are defining hip-hop culture, despite government crackdowns

The Egyptian govt has begun demolishing Cairo’s iconic houseboats

New exhibit shows how Islamic art influenced French luxury jewelry maker Cartier

Activists look to Congress after Biden requests military aid for Egypt without human rights conditions

Mummies of ancient Egyptian kings and queens move to a new resting place in ‘Pharaohs’ Golden Parade’

Egypt’s Mubarak, ousted by popular revolt in 2011, dies aged 91

Global protests gaining attention in financial markets

Mohammed Morsi was an ‘accidental president’ whom protesters say failed to bring democracy to Egypt

Bestselling Egyptian author says he’s being sued for ‘insulting’ the government

This Egyptian musician’s passport was revoked for his political songs. He still can’t wait to go home again.

Egypt and Amal Fathy: One woman’s story highlights national wave of repression and sexual violence

Five years of Sisi’s crackdown has left ‘no form of opposition’ in Egypt

A Mother’s Day to end all wars

The arrest of an Egyptian satirist shines a light on the government’s system of intimidation

Egypt’s Sisi wins 97 percent in election with no real opposition

Quiet Beauty on the Nile

A new Egyptian museum will bring treasures of the pyramids back to practically where they were buried

Egyptian singer faces the prospect of prison over a joke about the Nile

In Egypt’s ‘joke’ election, Sisi’s only challenger is perhaps his biggest fan

In some affluent circles in Egypt, the hijab and burkini just won’t do

Meet the winner of the ‘Nobel for human rights’ that Egypt doesn’t want you to know about

Egypt is raiding its LGBTQ community after rainbow flags flew at a concert. And the West is silent.

Egypt detains Nubians during a peaceful, singing protest

The Egyptian ruler Trump calls ‘fantastic’ is now strengthening his power over the courts

American charity worker in Egypt is acquitted after three years in jail

These young Egyptians led a revolution. Now their frustrations are mounting under Sisi.

Why some Egyptians may support Trump in the US election

How the fight against terrorism has transformed America since 9/11

Egypt looking for answers after 24 are killed in violence

Middle East unrest as the Ramadan holiday begins

In Egypt, a soccer team owner’s racist comment leads to online protests

An Egyptian court has upheld the death sentence for the country’s first elected president, Mohammed Morsi

Women scholars in Egypt reflect on the intersection of Islam and feminism

From thousands of miles away, an activist tries to keep change alive in Egypt

How an ordinary Egyptian kid became an ISIS fighter

Death and sadness after a stampede outside a Cairo soccer stadium

How a ‘millennial Mad Magazine’ thrives in a tightening Egypt

The release of a jailed journalist can’t hide Egypt’s human rights problem

Four years after a ‘revolution,’ Egypt is back to square one

Death of young woman in Egypt sparks anger

Revenge of the remnants: Egypt’s new ‘felool’ consolidates

New trial ordered for three journalists in prison in Cairo

Egypt’s social media activists cannot depend solely on Twitter, Facebook

Egyptians are shocked as former president Hosni Mubarak goes free

An Eritrean refugee endured brutal torture. But he may find hope on a ranch in California

In Israeli-Palestinian negotiations, no one wants to be seen taking the first step

In Egypt, ‘electro-chaabi’ music stirs up controversy

The man touted as Egypt’s Jon Stewart goes off the air

What’s on Egyptian voters’ minds? They want enough electricity to keep the lights on

Egypt hands out an unprecedented 529 death sentences — with more possibly coming on Tuesday

Egypt hands out an unprecedented 529 death sentences — with more possibly coming on Tuesday

Will Egypt’s new, New government return to the old ways?

An Iranian photographer captures the toll Egypt’s revolution has taken on the poor

The court trial begins in Egypt for three Al-Jazeera journalists

A 10-year-old Egyptian girl was taken to California — and lived as a slave

Three journalists remain in an Egyptian prison, charged with reporting ‘false news’

In Egypt’s constitutional referendum, only the turnout is in doubt

For Egypt’s government, being funny is no laughing matter

In Egypt, controlling religion is the government’s insurance policy

Egypt’s government escalates campaign to uproot the Muslim Brotherhood