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New governor of Beni Suef holds his first meeting with MB leaders

Article Of The Day

  • Does the end of June marks the end?

    Nader Fawzi
    However many people think that June 30 will bring the end of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, I don't think so. I believe it may only be the beginning. .. More
Pope Shenouda Article

European countries prevent visiting Luxor after a terrorist became governor


6 European countries have removed Luxor from its terroristic destinations after a terrorist belongs ..  More

New governor of Beni Suef holds his first meeting with MB leaders


Dr. Adel Abdul Moneim, new governor of Beni Suef, held his very first meeting with leaders of the Mu..  More

Henry: civil current in the Shura Council may hand mass resignations


MP Nadia Henry said that civil members of the Shura Council are thinking about handing mass resignat..  More
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Opinion

  • What’s behind Mursi’s Syria stance?

    By H.A. Hellyer; Al Arabiya
    The Egyptian revolution of the 25th of January began … well, on the 25th of January, 2011. The Syrian revolution of the 15th of March began, well, on the 15th of March 2011. The revolutionaries of t More

    Fabricated charges against the Copts

    John France
    The case of Coptic Christian teacher Demiana Obeid Abdel Nour is a sample of what the Copts face in Egypt. It's repeated charges against peaceful people who're mostly proven innocent at the end. Demiana was accused and convicted however the More

Copts and Poliltical Islam
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Short But Not Sweet

  • Is the Government Really that Bad?

    Coptsunited
    The question which lingers in my mind is, will there ever be a time where the people don't oppose the government? I have this nagging inkling that perhaps the people will never be happy with any leader. Why? I feel like the Egyptian people put their leader on More
Conference Resolutions

  • Second International Coptic Conference - Washington, DC

    More than 220 thinkers, politicians, secularists and non-secularists, and Muslims from Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Iraq, Tunisia, Bahrain, Libya, Europe, the United States, and Australia, convened to study and discuss the status of the minorities in the Middle East and Islamic countries. It became evident from the discussions, work papers, reports, witness statements, participating Egyptian and international fact finding missions, and the international human rights organizations, that the state of the Copts in Egypt continued to deteriorate after the first Coptic Conference held in Zurich in September 2004 ..  More