Escalating crisis Diplomacy and threats fail to resolve tensions between Egypt and the US over pro-democracy NGOs, reports Doaa El-Bey
Washington-Cairo crossroad Military linkage still forms the cornerstone for US-Egyptian relations, reports Ezzat Ibrahim from Washington
Under siege NGO foreign funding case further sours US-Egyptian relations, reports Mohamed Abdel-Baky
Missing answers Is the ruling military council addressing public discontent or seeking distractions, wonders Amirah Ibrahim
A strike against the strike Calls for a general strike and civil disobedience have thus far not found an echo among the general public, writes Mona El-Nahhas
Students in action The planned general strike appealed most to school and university students, reports Reem Leila
Parliamentary backbiting The parliamentary debate over the Port Said football massacre turned into an exchange of insults between liberal and Islamist deputies, writes Gamal Essam El-Din
As opaque as ever Does the Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party really want to head a coalition government, asks Amani Maged
The Old Nick Egypt's glasnost is in full swing. Gamal Nkrumah looks at the flood of words from Heikal, Egypt's legendary political commentator
Above the knees The shooting of a TV series in Ain Shams University was halted after the actresses wore what was described as indecent attire, Reem Leila reports
Break in Sinai The ruling military council is now ready to listen to the demands of the Bedouins, Amirah Ibrahim reports
The Pharaoh of satireGalal Amer, one of the Arab world's most intellectual, sarcastic and cynical writers, died on Sunday at the age of 60 from a heart attack...
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