Main Headlines

 Monday 

• Attacks on police officerscontinue across Egypt
• Egypt is ‘deeply concerned’ as another citizen shot in Benghazi
• Two sentenced to 10 years in Khaled Said murder retrial
• Egypt’s wheat suppliesare enough to last until June
• Egyptian journalist El-Beheery is released on bail
• 29 detained Egyptian students released
• Tony Blair arrives in Cairo for second visit in 2014

Tuesday

• Egypt military chief Sisi hints at presidential bid
• Egypt’s stocks rally on El-Sisi speech
• Egypt deports U.S. anti- war activist travelling to Gaza
• Egypt court bans Hamas activities
• Prominent activist Khaled El-Sayed released by prosecution
• Egypt’s election law revised by State Council and sent to president
• Coca-Cola international plans to invest $500m in Egypt

 Wednesday

• No plan to return Egyptian ambassador to Qatar, says foreign ministry
• The trial of Al-Jazeera journalists is adjourned
• Court has jailed, and imposed heavy fines on revolution’s anniversary protestors
• Second semester to start Saturday: Cairo University head
• Hamas: Egypt is no longer impartial in Palestinian reconciliation
• Bomb hits Egypt’s reserve gas pipeline in Port-Said
• Egypt irrigation minister denounces Ethiopia’s “obstinacy” on dam  ‪

Thursday

• Egypt’s cabinet approves presidential election law
• “The love of country is not manifested in talking but in hard work”: Army Chief El-Sisi
• Gaza- bound activists protest entry ban at Cairo airport
• Egypt, Jordan and Iraq sign oil, gas agreement
• Egypt has no plans to send ambassador back to Qatar: Cabinet
• Germany and the Netherlandrepatriate their citizens from the Sinai
• Egypt’s Al-Azhar prohibits screening of “Noah”
• Egypt gets demoted to frontier market economy

 Friday

• Saudi Arabia declares listing Muslim Brotherhood as “a terrorist organization.”
• Countdownto Egypt’s presidential election to start next week
• Three killed  in Cairo clashes, and 48 wounded across Egypt
• Two brothers arrested in Minya for creating anti-police Facebook page
• Egypt to impose political disenfranchisementon Mubarak and Morsi
• Egyptian PM rules out privatization plan
• Egyptian Jewish community figure Nadia Haroundies

Saturday

• Egypt’s interim president issues presidential election law
• Improvised explosive device explodes in Cairo’s Heliopolis
• Our response will be decisive: Egypt tells Ethiopia on Nile dispute
• Alexandria public transport workers begin strike
• Judicial body rejects law change that would disenfranchise Morsi
• Hackers have claimed responsibility for scrambling the broadcast of Egypt’s most popular satirical show

 Sunday

• Sisi campaign pledges to build one-million housing units
• New presidential elections law comes under fire  ‪
• UN statement on human rights not balanced or accurate: Foreign ministry 
• Students against the coup announce campus march
• ‪Egypt reopens border with Gaza after 10-day closure
• Two Copts kidnapped in Minya kidnapped in Minya
• Police sergeant killed in Sharqyia

 Report on sit-ins dispersal

• Egyptian panel (NCHR) mostly blames Morsi supporters for deaths in protest break-up
• Morsi supporters fired first at Rabaa, but police response “out of proportion”
• Muslim Brotherhood responds to NCHR Rabaa report
• State human rights body’s report on Rabaa is “inaccurate” , says member
• Strong Egypt Party rejects the NCHR report (Arabic)

 Photo Gallery

• General Sisi’s Egypt.
• Egypt policemen sentenced to 10 years for blogger death
• The Brave women of Egypt

 Timeline

• Ties between Egypt and Hamas since the fall of Mubarak

 Good report

• UN Human Right Council:  Egypt’s right abuse in the spotlight
• Smuggled footage reveals squalid conditions inside an Egyptian jail 
• Egyptian women in numbers. Mada Masr
• Al-Jazeera trial. Bel Trew
• Frustration mounts as police face increased danger on the job. Passant Rabie
• At weekly exorcisms, Egypt’s Christians and Muslims unite against the demons. Aryn Baker
• Rape case in Port Said raises questions about child law. Leyla Doss
• Egypt’s Quiet Revolution: Sustainable agriculture.  Louise Sarant

Good read

• Fragmenting Under Pressure: Egypt’s Islamists since Morsi’s ouster. Hardin Lang, Mokhtar Awad, and Brian katulis
• Repression in Egypt: The same old blanket. The Economist
• The danger of alienating Egypt’s youth. Mostafa Hashem
• Let Americans never have to ask ourselves, “who lost Egypt?”  Ziad Asali
• Egypt and the Syrian conflict. Hicham Mourad
• Egypt, Qatar, and the mounting disquiet in the Gulf. Bassem Aly

Finally, here are Jayson Casper’s prayers for Egypt