Will there be changes to Egypt's foreign policy after the appointment of Mohamed El-Orabi as the country's new foreign minister, asks Doaa El-Bey

Homeless families continue to protest in front of the headquarters of state television for a fourth week, reports Khaled Dawoud

What lessons might Egypt draw from the Indonesian experience of democratic revolution, asks Ahmad Mahmoud

Former president Hosni Mubarak's health continues to be the focus of fevered speculation, reports Gamal Essam El-Din

Egyptian authorities are stepping up efforts to extradite two ex-ministers and a business tycoon who fled the country during the eventful days of the 25 January Revolution, Gamal Essam El-Din reports

An amendment to the military judiciary law raises several questions, reports Mona El-Nahhas

The presidential race is heating up, reports Amani Maged

A document published by Mohamed El-Baradei outlining the rights and freedoms any new constitution should enshrine is provoking heated debate, reports Mohamed Abdel-Baky

Tahrir Square is now the venue for a vast range of debates, writes Khaled Dawoud

On 7 July Christian Copts are due to hold a peaceful sit-in in front of the downtown headquarters of the Justice Ministry to press for their demands to get a divorce and remarry without the Church's consent...

Is the new Ministry of State for Antiquities really under question about its inability to protect Egypt's great heritage? Nevine El-Aref unravels the latest twists in the plot to unseat the minister

For the first time since the 25 January Revolution, Egyptian archaeologists have met to discuss new archaeological theories, research and studies, Nevine El-Aref was at the conference

Regardless of the upheaval of the Egyptian revolution, teenagers still have to confront milestone exams, Reem Leila reports