News & Reports

By: Egyptian Streets – Egypt’s earliest memories were printed on papyrus, and its more modern ones, woven into tapestry. Tapestry-making has directed stories in Egypt for well over nine [...]

By POMED – The past few days have seen several updates on the judicial front, including in the case of Marco Gerges, who was sentenced to five years in prison on January 29 on [...]

The Emergency State Security Misdemeanors Court of Mansoura decided on Tuesday to postpone the trial of researcher Patrick George Zaki to the April 6 session for defense pleading. He is accused [...]

By The New York Times – Citing human rights concerns, the United States will not give Egypt $130 million in annual security assistance, officials said on Friday, even as the Biden [...]

By The National- Australia – At just 26-years-old, the resident doctor saw a major gap in NSW health services, prompting him to launch the not-for-profit in August 2020. With 145 volunteers [...]

By John Burger – Aleteia – New group plans to educate the public about the importance of religious liberty, and plans to asks political candidates to sign pledge. Aformer U.S. ambassador [...]

By House F.A. Committee – House Foreign Affairs Committee Chair Gregory Meeks (D-NY) together with Representatives Ted Deutch, Chair of the Subcommittee on the [...]

By: Al-Monitor – In the run-up to the anniversary of the January 25 revolution that led to the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s comments on [...]

By CBC – Joseph Attar spent 15 years behind bars but maintains he was innocent Staring out the window of a Toronto hotel room on a frigid January morning, Joseph Attar is overcome with [...]

By Vatican News – A long-awaited law on the personal legal status of Christians in Egypt is expected to be approved soon by the Egyptian Parliament. According to a member of the [...]