All posts tagged "Rabaa Al-Adaweya"

Osama Morsi, the son of former Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi, was arrested on Thursday at his home...

Regimes who kick historical precedent to the curb side are destined to be kicked by that very...

Egypt’s government approved of renaming the Rabaa al-Adaweya square to the hold the name of recently assassinated...

At least six people were killed and dozens arrested on the anniversary of the dispersal of protesters...

Two of Human Rights Watch (HRW) top staff were denied entry to Egypt at Cairo airport upon...

An Egyptian court has handed down its final verdict on the case involving the banning of the...

He has stared into the gun muzzle and carried death in his hands. But Coptic Bishop Thomas...

 As Egypt cracks down on foreign journalists, reporting from the country becomes increasingly dangerous By Peter Schwartz,...

By Alice Tegle, correspondent, EgyptianStreets.com With Egypt on curfew, daily routines can quickly into dangerous encounters. A...

More than 1,000 artifacts spanning 3500 years of history looted or destroyed during Egypt’s violence By Giacomo Crescenzi,...

The streets are empty,  shops are closed, the only souls on the streets are those of the...

By Aya, contributor. Visiting our relatives on Eid al-Fitr in Nasr city, Rabaa al-Adaweya, we couldn’t miss...

Numbers, numbers everywhere, but not an accurate statistic in sight By Peter Schwartz, contributor, EgyptianStreets.com ‘So let...

Shocking footage has emerged of Egyptian children being dressed in white ‘death shrouds’ in preparation for their...

By Pesha Magid Overnight clashes in Cairo near a large pro-Morsi sit-in have left scores of Egyptians...

Tens of thousands of Morsi supporters gathered in the heart of Cairo’s Nasr City will soon be...