Top Headlines
- Gag order is imposed on NGO foreign funding case. Monday
- 10 new ministers appointed in a new Cabinet reshuffle. Wednesday
- Founder of leading feminist organization officially summoned in NGO foreign funding case. Wednesday
- Human rights on trial in Egypt as NGO funding case is revived. Thursday
- Italy doubts Egypt’s claim that a criminal gang were linked to the murder of the Italian student. Friday
Main Headlines
Monday
- Gag order is imposed on NGO foreign funding case
- Egypt intensifies anti-terror operations after the latest car bomb in North Sinai
- Egypt retires 14 judges for allegedly supporting the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood
- Courting Egypt, Hamas removes all signs of Muslim Brotherhood from Gaza
- Egyptian cabinet reshuffle is not yet complete
Tuesday
- Cairo court orders the release of ‘nation without torture’ teen on bail
- Current and former ministers exchange accusations over the omission of former Vice President Mohamed ElBaradei from textbooks
- Egypt condemns Brussels’ terrorist attacks
- TV host who criticized Egypt’s president is referred to prosecution
Wednesday
- 10 new ministers appointed in a new cabinet reshuffle
- Amnesty International criticizes ‘unprecedented crackdown’ on NGOs in Egypt
- Egyptian MP proposes parliamentary delegation to visit Israel’s Knesset
- After nearly 2 years in detention, Aya Hegazy’s trial postponed till May
- Founder of leading feminist organization officially summoned in an NGO foreign funding case
- Egyptian NASA scientist is surprised with removal from textbooks
Thursday
- Egypt police “kill gang members linked to Italian student murder”
- Human rights on trial in Egypt as NGO funding case is revived
- Court reviews recommendation to freeze Bahgat, Eid’s assets, case adjourned to April 20
- Egypt insists no ‘stifling’ of NGOs after new criticism
- Foreign Ministry fires back at international condemnation of reopened NGO case
- Armed forces capture terrorist explosives cache in North Sinai
- Egypt Nobel Prize winner ElBardei to return to schools textbooks
- Africa, Arab defense ministers explore military and counter-terrorism cooperation in a meeting in Egypt
Friday
- Italy doubts Egypt’s claim that a criminal gang were linked to the murder of the Italian student
- Italian investigators: Regeni case ‘far from closed’ after Egypt’s MOI links to dead gang members
- Egyptian military kills 60 militants in North Sinai
- 6 police referred to court for death of detainee in 2012 torture case
- Egyptian official rejects presence of Russian security experts at Egyptian airports
- Egypt offers 1,000 military scholarships to African nations
Saturday
- Egypt’s prosecution orders detention of 3 related to gang member linked to Regeni’s murder
- After over 950 days in prison, trial of Shawkan, 738 others is postponed to April
- A Cairo court sentenced an Egyptian man to prison for joining the Islamic State
- Egyptian court upholds 8-year sentence for Islamist Magdi Hussein
- Israeli embassy in Egypt launches its new website
Sunday
- Regeni case is ‘very difficult’ due to ‘hostile’ media campaigns: Egypt’s interior minister
- Italian minister says Egypt extended Regeni investigation after “pressure” from Rome
- ISIS branch in Egypt’s Sinai planning big operation in southern Israel
- Egyptian MP Haitham El-Hariri is acquitted on charges of illegal protesting
- Hamas delegation returns to Cairo for more talks with Egypt
- PM Sherif Ismail paints bleak picture of economy
- Egypt’s Sawiris says CI Capital acquisition stalled by security
- Bomb is dismantled in Sinai’s Al-Arish
Good Reports
- Alleged busting of Regeni abduction gang prompts praise, scorn Al-Masry Al-Youm
- The curious case against Aya Hegazy and the Belady Foundation. Mada Masr
- Textbook manipulation: a history of politicization dating back to Monarchy. Al-Masry Al-Youm
- Rebirth of Public Business Ministry: development or privatization? Al-Masry al-Youm
Good Read
- Egypt renews its crackdown on NGOs. Eric Trager
- A presidential apology to Mohamed ElBaradei. Mohamed El-Sayed Saleh
- The Egyptian Media, the conflict of agencies, and the president. Maged Atef (From March 18)
From Twitter
Plus
- In historic first, Egyptians dominate British Open Squash Championships
- Egyptian statues from lost city are a tall order for the British Museum
- Museum of Islamic Art regains its allure after two -year restoration
- A visit to Syria in Egypt’s 6th of October City
Finally here are Jason Casper’s prayers for Egypt
I’m re-blogging Nervana Mahmoud’s 5-Star weekly roundup 16 hours late because I got distracted by Egyptian Art Not because President #Sisi hasn’t fixed the internet yet – Must Read
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