Photo of anti-Sisi protests in Egypt – via Tahrir Institute
Top Headlines
- Protests against President Fattah el-Sisi broken up with tear gas. Monday
- Egypt puts on trial 237 activists for protests against Sis. Saturday
- Egypt’s Nour Al-Sherbini becomes youngest ever-female squash world champion. Saturday
- Egypt’s police arrest two journalists wanted “for incitement.” Sunday
Main Headlines
Monday
- Egypt: protests against President Fattah el-Sisi broken up with tear gas
- Security forces arrest journalist, ban others from reaching the press syndicate
- Egypt’s Freedom for the Brave campaign reports 168 were arrested during Monday’s demonstrations against the government
- Reuters defends report alleging Giulio Regeni was detained prior to death
- Egypt tourism revenue down 66 percent in the first quarter of 2016
Tuesday
- Journalists protest police harassment outside syndicate’s headquarters
- German tour operator suspends flights to Egypt upon disputes with minister
- Saudi Shura Council approves demarcation of maritime borders with Egypt
- Bahraini King on two-day visit in Cairo
- Egypt- Iran relations still cut off: Egypt FM Shukri
- New website makes for easy trip bookings to Egypt
Wednesday
- 16 Egyptians shot dead, and another seven were detained in Libya
- Egypt arrested nearly 400 people in the latest round of protests
- Three Egypt policemen were killed in bombing in Sinai’s Al-Arish
- ‘The only public demonstrations El-Sisi will allow are the ones that support him’: HRW
- Egypt’s president calls on Britain to ‘intensify’ into the “mysterious” death of an Egyptian man in London
Thursday
- S. special ops kill 40 ISIS operatives responsible for attacks from Paris to Egypt
- Egypt’s defense minister says army “supports the political leadership in all its decisions”
- The recent death of an Egyptian citizen in London dominated local newspapers
- Egyptian FM slams Turkish counterpart for saying Egypt “fragile” under Sisi
- Ziad Rahbani is reportedly banned from Egypt for ‘security reasons’
Friday
- Normalising Rome-Cairo relations depends on ‘serious Egypt collaboration’ on Regeni: Italian FM
- The “Front to Defend Egyptian Protesters” states there have been more than 1,000 detentions between April 15-27
- Egypt expresses ‘deep concern’ over civilian casualties in Syria
- Lawyers Syndicate to represent protesters detained during recent protests
- Egypt Air asks customers to arrive early at ports due to the postponement of daylight savings time in Egypt
- Suez Canal industrial zone attracts 15 Russian companies
- Egyptian central bank keeps key interest rates unchanged
Egypt’s Nour El-Sherbini wins the 2016 World Squash Championship for Women
Photo via Ahram
Saturday
- Egypt’s Nour Al-Sherbini becomes youngest ever female squash world championship
- Egypt puts on trial 237 activists for protests against Sisi
- Port said Criminal Court sentences 20 to life in prison for attempting to storm the Port Said General Prison in 2013
- Be careful what’s on your phone in Egypt: lawyers warn of police inspections
- Businessmen MPs could form lobby in Egypt’s parliament
Sunday
- Routes to Journalists Syndicate blocked to prevent Labor Day conference
- Egypt’s police arrest two journalists wanted “for incitement”
- Court imposes gag order on the case of protesters arrested during demonstrations against the islands deal
- Egypt’s pope urges educated elite to confront conflicts and terror during Easter sermon
- HRW urges Egypt to legalize independent trade unions
- No more surveys on Tutankhamun’s tomb until a scientific discussion on May 8
Good Reports
- Sinai is ‘basically a War Zone’ says expert, as pentagon plans changes to observer deployment . Genevieve Belmaker
- Transfer of Tiran and Sanafir to Saudi is of little concern to their actual neighbors. Heba Afify
- In Sinai’s Rafah, the war continues. Mada Masr
- Defying ban, Egypt’s Coptic Christians flock to Jerusalem. The Times of Israel
- Egypt’s writers fear increasing restrictions. Albaraa Abdullah
Good Read
- This land is your land, this Land is Saudi Land. Steven Cook
- April 25: A crack in the wall of fear? Mohamed Naeem
- Politics vs. business in Europe’s policy towards Egypt. Aswat Masriya
- Not a revolution yet. Ahmed Abd Rabou
- Eastern Christianity –Notes on Good Friday. Maged Atiya
From Twitter
Interview
- Leading rights activist Gamal Eid warns of unknown future for NGOs in Egypt. Amr Eltohamy for Al-Monitor
Plus
- Egyptian’s death in London sparks anger
- An Egyptian Sufi Moulid photo wins UNESCO’s United for heritage contest
Finally here are Jayson Casper’s prayers for Egypt
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