Após um ataque que matou mais de 300 pessoas em uma mesquita no Egito, moradores locais temem que o Sinai vire o novo campo de batalha da facção terrorista Estado Islâmico.
After an attack that killed more than 300 people gathered for prayers, Egyptians are grappling with their new reality as the army, ISIS, and other radicals battle in the Sinai Peninsula.
The law follows an anti-LGBT crackdown in response to a rainbow flag being waved at a rock show in September.
“If this North Korean issue is so important for the US, why didn’t they ever mention it with us before?” one Egyptian official told BuzzFeed News.
The Egyptian government thought it had a friend in Trump. Now officials are angry after reports that the Trump administration will cut millions of dollars in aid over human rights concerns.
“Qatar will take care of Egyptians — Egypt won’t.”
“The state simply wants to have full control over all the media until the elections are over.”
"The world is still a good place as long as there are people who live to do good."
Ça se passe en Égypte, et d'après son auteur, la religion n'a rien à voir là-dedans.
MP Ilhami Agena had called for young women to take a "virginity test" before enrolling in college. The women of Parliament are now trying to get him expelled.
After advocating for young men to watch porn to learn how to please their wives, Entesar will face a judge in early November.
“The state simply wants to have full control over all the media until the elections are over.”
It comes after 26 men were acquitted in Egypt's most high-profile homosexuality trial in more than a decade.
The "Egyptian Monster" was supposed to operate on land, in the water, and in the sky. It didn't.
"This means they are totally innocent and the case is totally closed," a defense lawyer told BuzzFeed News.
Online, people are mocking the Egyptian army after it offered to supply millions of packages of infant milk.
The younger members of the movement want to take revenge and are shifting the group’s ideology in a more radical direction.
“If you are atheist and you heard this announcement, it was like the state saying, 'We are coming for you next.'”
Residents in downtown Cairo say security forces have come to search their apartments and asked to see their Facebook accounts.
Liliane Daoud was arrested from her home in Cairo on Monday night and put on a flight to Beirut.
