All posts tagged "Tahrir Square"

Every street corner in Cairo tells the story of a cosmopolitan past. From international communities to foreign...

On the 11th anniversary of Egypt’s January 25 revolution, emotional tides that are often buried with the...

A lot has happened in just one year – there have been times of heartbreak, pride, controversy,...

Across time, Tahrir square has been at the heart of all the political transformations that Cairo has...

I can see in my timeline that today is a controversial day; today is a national holiday...

Seven years have passed since Egyptians took to the streets to demand to be treated with dignity...

A Cairo court sentenced Sheikh Mohamed Abdallah Nasr to five years in prison on February 26. 2017...

Three years ago, the third of July was one of the worst days of my life, amid...

Content by Egyptian Streets, Photos by Asmaa Gamal for Daily News Egypt In yet another show of...

An Egyptian court has reversed the 15-year jail sentence handed down to a policeman accused of killing...

Egypt quietly marked the fifth anniversary of the January 25 revolution despite the popularity of anti-government hashtags...

Egyptian military forces have been deployed to Tahrir Square and across Egypt ahead of the fifth anniversary...

Governor of Cairo Galal Mostafa announced on Wednesday that Egyptians and foreigners will no longer suffer from...

Tahrir Square is a political symbol for the toppling of strongman Hosni Mubarak after 30 years as...

Egyptian authorities reopened Downtown Cairo’s Sadat metro station once more on Saturday, the state news agency MENA...

A Cairo criminal court sentenced on Thursday the police officer accused of being responsible for the death...

Throughout history, art was a platform for people to express themselves away from the constraints of language....