The Dahab bombings will impact most strongly on Egypt's summer tourist season, reports Rehab Saad

Zahi Hawass has been selected by Time magazine as one of the world's most influential people, reports Nevine El-Aref

Two NGOs emerged in the wake of last month's explosion of sectarian tensions in Alexandria. But are they capable of addressing the root causes of the conflict, asks Magda El-Ghitany

Six terrorist suspects have been killed in shoot outs in Sinai as investigations into the Dahab bombings continue, reports Jailan Halawi

The Dahab attacks are expected to bounce off the back of the Egyptian economy. Sherine Abdel-Razek and Niveen Wahish report

Rania Khallaf listens in on conflicting views about the need for future studies in Egypt

As crisis follows crisis and the government struggles to respond, Shaden Shehab asks leading commentators what it might mean for the future of Egypt

The showdown between judges and the state escalates, writes Mona El-Nahhas

An undisclosed number of pro-reform activists were arrested last week as they attempted to stage a demonstration in support of two judges facing a disciplinary tribunal, reports Salonaz Sami

Egypt and Japan sign a cooperation protocol to build the planned Grand Egyptian Museum, Nevine El-Aref reports