Egyptian News

Mihalis Eleftheriou, former activist in the Occupy Buffer Zone movement in Cyprus who was also involved in the Egyptian Revolution in Tahrir Square, sent a message of both solidarity and warning to activists in Turkey.

The Egyptian ruling Muslim Brotherhood party has come out in strong condemnation against the terrorist attack in Boston yesterday.

Protestors in Egypt have once again converged on Tahrir Square in Cairo to protest against the military generals who are seizing powers.

London - "There's nothing that terrifies the U.S. government more than the threat of democracy breaking out in America." Julian Assange interviews representatives from OWS and Occupy London.

An Egyptian man who decided to watch a porn film for the first time got a big surprise because he ended up seeing his wife performing.

Cairo - Archaeologists have discovered new ancient treasures in Egypt near Karnak Temple in Luxor on Sunday, according to the ministry of antiquities.

Ibrah - The name "Facebook" was given by an Egyptian couple to their newborn daughter in honor of the role the social networking website played in the protests that led to longtime president, Hosni Mubarak, stepping down.

A 22-year-old former student at Cairo's Al-Azhar University has his conviction upheld by the Appeals Court in Alexandria, Egypt.

Egypt's first blogging trial is now over and it has sentenced a blogger to four years of prison time.

"I am satisfied that Mr. Mahjoub ... will not pose a danger to national security or to the safety of any person if released under the terms and conditions that I consider appropriate,'' Justice Richard Mosley said in a decision released today.