The amendment of Article 76 of the constitution is part of an ongoing process of transforming Egypt's political landscape, asserted Gamal Mubarak as he outlined the NDP's reform vision. Gamal Essam El-Din reports

The opposition and the NDP both claim they have been vindicated by the results of the 25 May referendum

Unable to claim the success of their boycott call, the opposition is questioning the validity of the turnout for last week's referendum. Mona El-Nahhas reports

Sara Abou Bakr speaks to the head of Greenpeace's first ever delegation to Egypt

The response of Al-Azhar to reports that US interrogators desecrated the Quran has caused as much confusion as anger, writes Gihan Shahine

With the launch of alazharonline.org the Islamic world's oldest university enters cyberspace, reports Sherine Bahaa

Air traffic controllers end their three-week go-slow after being promised their demands will be considered. But the crisis, reports Amirah Ibrahim, is not over yet

The Qalyoub Esco workers ended their four-months-long industrial action after mediation by the NDP, reports Faiza Rady

Mona El-Nahhas speaks with veteran political figure Mona Makram Ebeid about her sudden resignation from the Ghad Party

A two-day workshop on Arab women in the media turned into a forum urging greater recognition of their rights, reports Salonaz Sami

Women activists lead a day of mourning, even as the government promises to investigate allegations of abuse and sexual assault on protesters on 25 May. Jailan Halawi reports

Mrs Suzanne Mubarak joined millions in celebrating International Working Women's Day on Monday, urging Egyptian women to assume what she said was their influential role in society, reports Reem Nafie