Building anti-terrorism consensus
President Mubarak has repeatedly called for an international conference to combat terrorism, but how receptive is the world community? Nevine Khalil sounds out the experts
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Sadat's life
but not his death
A screenplay focusing on Anwar El-Sadat's assassination has been rejected by the authorities, but another script on the late president's entire life was given the go-ahead. Hanan Sabra reports
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Prisoner's death revives Camp David debate
Condemned as a terrorist to a 25-year prison term, the leader of the underground Egypt's Revolution group, Mahmoud Noureddin, is viewed as a hero by some sections of Egyptian public opinion. Fatemah Farag reports on reactions to his death while in prison
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Journalists lash back
at Netanyahu
Egyptian journalists have responded angrily to Israeli accusations that the Egyptian press is anti-Semitic. Nadia Abul-Magd reports
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Centre II turned down
An attempt by a group of moderate Islamists and others to establish a political party has been quashed but, as Amira Howeidy reports, the group has vowed to fight on
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Museum
beneath murky waters
A cancelled diving trip by Monaco's Crown Prince highlights discussions regarding the construction of Alexandria's underwater museum. Nevine El-Aref reports
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Balancing ecology and economy
The government has gone back on a pledge to relocate three highly polluting cement factories from the Cairo suburb of Helwan. Sherine Nasr finds out why
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