As Egypt and Nigeria cement ties, Sudan is no longer relegated to the shadows of regional politics, writes Gamal Nkrumah

British and Egyptian viewers were fastened simultaneously to their TVs on Sunday as archaeologists drew them into a live excavation to find more secrets hidden in the Valley of the Golden Mummies. Nevine El-Aref was there

Egypt wants to make more money off its cultural heritage

A final court ruling confirming the illegality of linking garbage collection fees to electricity bills has placed the government in a major muddle. Dena Rashed reports

Egypt's decision to try an Iranian diplomat for spying brought normalisation efforts between both countries back to square one. Rasha Saad reports

NATO wants to come closer, but Egypt remains cautious. Magda El-Ghitany reports on developments in the Mediterranean Dialogue

The police stood by while Cairo witnessed its most contentious protest demonstration in a great many years, reports Gamal Essam El-Din

Restored warmth in Egyptian-Israeli relations is triggering heated debate within Egypt. Mona El-Nahhas gauges reactions

Egyptian activists, joined by a small international contingent, never made it to Rafah. Lina Mahmoud takes an interrupted bus ride

Was an incident involving a priest's wife allegedly converting to Islam totally overblown? Reem Nafie investigates

An Arab-European encounter in Cairo acknowledged the need for concerted efforts to address mutual misperception. Dina Ezzat reports