All posts tagged "Tahrir Square"

What is it like to be a foreign journalist in Egypt? With journalists behind bars, sexual harassment...

The death of Shaimaa al-Sabbagh sparked outrage throughout the country – but from most people, for the...

Egypt’s Prime Minister Ibrahim Mehleb has inaugurated downtown’s new parking lot, located alongside Tahrir Square. According to...

He holds his head as his face fills with grief. He stares with disbelief as his only...

Four years have passed since Egyptians of all forms and ideologies took to the streets to protest...

The fourth anniversary of Egypt’s January 25 revolution has quickly become the bloodiest day in Egypt since...

Latest updates: 11 killed, 30 injured across Egypt, announced the Ministry of Health. One 45-year-old man was killed...

A man holds her tight after she was shot while peacefully protesting at Talaat Harb. His face filled...

By Aswat Masriya, Edited by Egyptian Streets Two protesters have been killed, and nine others were injured...

Police forces arrested 48 protesters who took to the streets on Wednesday to commemorate the third anniversary of...

By Mustafa Abdel-Halim,* Common Ground News This August, two young Egyptian musicians released songs on the topic of...

The Giza Criminal Court sentenced Saturday leading Muslim Brotherhood figure Mohamed El-Beltagy, Islamist preacher Safwat Hegazy, AlJazeera channel...

Leading Egyptian thinkers, youth and entrepreneurs will be gathering in the heart of Cairo between October 12-14...

Perhaps the most touching tributes to Bahraini human rights activist Maryam al Khawaja, who was arrested last...

CAIRO, Sept 9 (Aswat Masriya) – The pro-Mohamed Mursi Anti-coup alliance is rallying demonstrators on Tuesday under...

The Square (El-Midan), one of the few Egyptian films to be nominated for an award at the Emmys...

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