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By Sarah Bond – Forbes –  For almost two decades, the ancient wall paintings in Egypt’s Red Monastery have been under restoration. Now digital technologies and 3D scanning are [...]

By Representative French Hill – For Immediate Release January 17, 2018 Egypt is one of the United States’ strongest allies in a region filled with chaotic states. They have the largest [...]

By Khalid Hassan – Al-Monitor –   Parliament is set to consider amendments to Egypt’s citizenship law. The country’s administrative courts approved the amendments Dec. 18, [...]

By World Watch Monitor –  Efforts by the Egyptian government to improve its record on human rights are aimed primarily at persuading the US government to reinstate its generous aid package, [...]

By George Gurguis – President, Coptic Solidarity – Opinions expressed in this article are exclusively those of the author. They do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Coptic [...]

By POMED –  Vice President Mike Pence will reportedly travel to Egypt later this month to meet with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and other officials. He will visit Cairo ahead of [...]

By Raymond Ibrahim – Exclusive to Coptic Solidarity – Local authorities decided to close down the Saint Catherine Monastery in the Sinai Peninsula, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, on January 5 and [...]

By Rania Rabeaa Elabd – Al-Monitor  –  CAIRO — In a move aimed at spreading the culture of human rights in Egypt, human rights departments are expected to be created and number 60 by [...]

By Coptic Solidarity –  Since the announcement that a Congressional Resolution on Copts’ situation was introduced, Egypt’s media reported several reactions. Here below we provide a small [...]

By Steven A. Cook – The Atlantic Analysts have blamed Egypt’s autocracy for a recent attack that killed hundreds. But that’s not what’s motivating the violence. A few weeks ago, terrorists [...]