Sunday's Rafah attack was a violation of Egypt's sovereignty that cannot be overlooked, writes Dina Ezzat

The terrorist attack in Rafah presents the first major challenge to President Mohamed Mursi and his new government, Emad Gad explains why

Ahmed Selim reports from Rafah on the men with black flags

President Mohamed Mursi and Prime Minister Hisham Qandil were prevented from attending the funeral of victims of the Rafah terrorist attack this week, indicating growing anger with the Muslim Brotherhood, reports Gamal Essam El-Din

Hamas politburo chief Moussa Abu Marzouk tells Amira Howeidy he suspects Israel infiltrated the terrorist group which killed 16 Egyptian border guards in Rafah

Hamas offers security coordination following Sinai killings, reports Khaled Amayreh from Ramallah

Muslim Brotherhood leaders accuse Israel, writes Amani Maged

Prime Minister Hisham Qandil's in-tray is already piled high, writes Gamal Essam El-Din

The appointment of a reformist as the new justice minister had judges talking, reports Mona El-Nahhas

With public perceptions of a lack of security running high, will Egypt's new minister of the interior be able to overcome the country's challenges, asks Reem Leila

Nevine El-Aref asks what is to become of Egypt's culture and heritage in Hisham Qandil's government

While the Muslim-Coptic confrontations in Dahshour may not have been only sectarian in nature, they drew on an alarming record of hostility, reports Dina Ezzat

New editors-in-chief of state-owned newspapers have been selected amid heated objections from many journalists, reports Reem Leila

Al-Ahram Weekly Founder and Editor-in-Chief Hosny Guindy passed away nine years ago this week, leaving a fine legacy behind him

Al-Ahram Weekly Founder and Editor-in-Chief Hosny Guindy passed away nine years ago this week, leaving a fine legacy behind him