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St. Catherine’s at a Critical Juncture: U.S. Attention, Egyptian Pressure, and the Push for an Agreement

By Coptic Solidarity – The visit of U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Michael Rigas to St. Catherine’s Monastery, which began on August 27 and extended through August 30, offered an unusually [...]

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Al-Azhar Grand Imam’s Three Choices: Islam, Peace, or Fighting

By Coptic Solidarity – In remarks intended to emphasize Islam’s rejection of religious coercion and its supposedly strictly defensive conception of warfare, Al-Azhar Grand Imam Ahmed [...]

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St. Catherine’s Monastery: What Next?

By Coptic Solidarity – The legal position of St. Catherine’s Monastery remains unresolved following August 23, 2026, the date previously identified in Egyptian reporting based on [...]

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Egyptian Writer Bassem Al-Janoubie’s Disappearance Raises Alarm

By Coptic Solidarity – Egyptian writer and social commentator Bassem Al-Janoubie has been missing since Sunday, August 16. No Egyptian authority has publicly acknowledged detaining [...]

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Egypt’s Self-Perpetuating Architecture of Exclusion

By Coptic Solidarity – Egypt’s 2026 diplomatic appointments expose an entrenched system of Coptic exclusion inside one of the country’s most prestigious state institutions. The [...]

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Egypt’s Court of Cassation Sets November Hearing in Augustinos Samaan Case

By Coptic Solidarity – Egypt’s Court of Cassation has set November 15, 2026, to consider the cassation challenge filed by Coptic Christian researcher Dr. Augustinos [...]

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Coptic Man’s Fuel-Price Satire Cited as “Terrorist Ideas” in State Security Case

By Coptic Solidarity – An Egyptian State Security investigation into detained Coptic man Romany Gharib Adly Azer has taken a new twist. During a hearing Aug.10 to consider renewal [...]

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Egyptian Discrimination Against Christian Soccer Players

In this interview, Raymond Ibrahim speaks with Coptic Solidarity’s Lindsay Rodriguez about the systematic discrimination against Coptic athletes in Egypt, illustrating how the exclusion of [...]

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Questions Raised Over More Than 100 Christian Detainees Held in a Single Egyptian Prison

By Coptic Solidarity – A carefully worded public appeal concerning prisoners’ religious rights has inadvertently highlighted what may be one of the least examined aspects of Egypt’s [...]

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Egypt’s 2026 Police Leadership Reshuffle Exposes a Deeper Pattern of Coptic Exclusion from State Institutions

By Coptic Solidarity – The Egyptian Ministry of Interior’s annual leadership reshuffle has once again highlighted the near-complete absence of Coptic Christians from the senior ranks [...]