UN sought Dina Ezzat reports on Egyptian efforts to reactivate Middle East peace moves
The fate of a square What will become of Ramses Square following the removal of its landmark statue of Egypt's most famous Pharaoh, asks Nevine El-Aref
The same old war of attrition Summer may be drawing to a close but the open season against the Muslim Brotherhood continues, writes Amira Howeidy
Reshuffle leaves judges wary The Judges Club is bracing itself for an escalation in its conflict with the government following the appointment of a new minister of justice, writes Mona El-Nahhas
Lowering the ceiling A report issued by the Higher Press Council raises questions over what is acceptable when it comes to criticising the state, reports Mohamed El-Sayed
Potential tombs Despite government assurances that rickety buildings rank high on the agenda, the collapse of two houses proves otherwise, writes Jailan Halawi
A disintegrating system While the reports into the Qalyoub train collision have yet to be made public, leaks and rumours abound, reports Pierre Loza
How to prevent repeats Will new plans to overhaul Egypt's dilapidated railways end horrific accidents? Gihan Shahine is not so sure
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