Mubarak's European tour will further improve relations with Egypt, writes Doaa El-Bey

The importance of using IT in training and educating young people with special needs was underscored at a specialised workshop last week reports Reem Leila

An exhibition of historic treasures that lay for centuries on the Mediterranean seabed is now on the second leg of its European tour, Nevine El-Aref reports from Paris

In an exclusive interview, Speaker of the People's Assembly Fathi Sorour tells Gamal Essam El-Din why he is not in favour of redrafting the constitution in its entirety

The Cairo Judges' Club is to sue the minister of justice, reports Mona El-Nahhas

The demands of striking Mehalla workers have been met, reports Karim El-Khashab

Kifaya may be in its death throes but this week's workers sit-in at the Ghazl Al-Mahalla textile factory shows that dissent is alive and kicking, writes Amira Howeidy

Jailan Halawi sifts through the sparse details emerging about a terror cell said to have been broken up by Egyptian security forces

A conference on freedom of expression in Egypt tackled many thorny issues, Mohamed El-Sayed attended

Pierre Loza finds out that the man accused of leading a street gang that allegedly murdered and raped dozens of street children was viewed as a simpleton by those who knew him

The last of a four-part report warns that discrimination against women is still rife and impeding progress in the Arab world. Gihan Shahine reports

Following his release from prison, Muslim Brotherhood leader Essam El-Erian tells Amira Howeidy he doesn't know why he was detained or why he was set free

Armed clashes continue between fishermen and the police over polluting the Nile. Salonaz Sami investigates