D for diversity At the 38th Cairo Book Fair, Nevine El-Aref reports, the German guest-of-honour presentation will add to an atmosphere of diversity in which discipline figures high
Honouring scientific achievementsYESTERDAY, President Hosni Mubarak rekindled one of the state's neglected commitments: honouring scientists and their achievements...
'Restless' majority Omayma Abdel-Latif explores the price the National Democratic Party may have to pay to keep its majority in the parliamentary assembly intact
America not overly impressed The US House overwhelmingly adopted a harsh-worded resolution criticising Egypt's recent presidential and parliamentary elections. Khaled Dawoud reports from Washington
End in sight? Ailing and weak from a hunger strike, Ghad Party Chairman Ayman Nour awaits Saturday's verdict. Mona El-Nahhas reports
Playing defence US-based expatriate Coptic activist Michael Mounir spoke to Salonaz Sami during a recent, highly controversial, visit to Egypt
Higher fees, higher threat Increased security measures at the Suez Canal coincided with a decision to raise fees for the second year in a row, reports Amirah Ibrahim
Shady links Is there more to the Egyptian TV corruption scandal than meets the eye? Mohamed El-Sayed investigates
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