Kamal Tabikha

Public opinion in Egypt is generally pro-Palestinian, with some calling for a stronger military response from the government

On a monthly basis, the country’s inflation rate rose to 2 per cent, according to the latest data

Move aimed at curbing foreign funds leaving the cash-strapped country as it gears up to hold a presidential election in December

Policy is one of the best ways of promoting El Sisi's election campaign, prominent lawyer tells The National

Police had been trying to arrest Ahmed Hussein in Alamein, after university colleague was shot on Wednesday

Ali Al Sharqawy, 30, wants the respect he says he has been denied for most of his life

The suspect, believed to be a colleague of the victim, is still at large

Cairo announced three-month ban on export of onions in bid to bring prices down

Use of deferred payments is expected to increase by more than 50 per cent this year as citizens contend with record high inflation

The discovery was made at Thonis-Heracleion, a city that was once Egypt's largest port

The work was carried out by the Egyptian Supreme Council of Antiquities and cost about $161,000

Business is slow in Cairo's Al Fagala district, where pupils and parents traditionally go to stock up for a new term

Doubts that decree stopping girls wearing veil will be implemented, while some parents threaten to remove daughters from lessons

Daniel had lost much of its strength by time it reached Egypt, after bringing devastation to Libya, where 2,000 are dead and 10,000 missing

Authorities and the Red Crescent scrambled to assess disaster on Monday evening