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Shifting winds
Egypt believes that world powers are not living up to their promises of achieving peace in the Middle East, reports Nevine Khalil
Sharon fallout in parliament
Opposition MPs lashed out against the government's allegedly feeble response to Israeli war crimes against the Palestinans, and harsh clampdown on protest demonstrations. Gamal Essam El-Din reports
Border march
Led by Mrs Suzanne Mubarak, a shipment of humanitarian supplies passed through the Rafah border crossing to the Palestinians this week amid scenes of empathy and generosity. Dahlia Hammouda joined the solidarity convoy
By women for women
Egyptian women are mobilising in support of their Palestinian sisters. Reem Leila reports
The many faces of solidarity
Egyptians have devised many ways to express their support of the Palestinian people. Fatemah Farag investigates
Warring over the past
The discovery of the remains of a series of Ptolemaic tombs and temples -- unearthed during the construction of a hotel in Alexandria -- has triggered a row between antiquities officials. Nevine El-Aref reports
Seeking redemption
Lawyers of prominent human rights activist Saadeddin Ibrahim expressed concern over the cursory procedures that characterised their client's retrial. Khaled Dawoud reports
Paying for poverty?
When the trial of 11 low and medium-ranking rail officials opened this week on charges of negligence in Egypt's worst railway tragedy, the accused protested that they are being used as scapegoats. Gihan Shahine reports
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