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Where are the tourists?
Egypt's tourism industry continues to suffer as Egypt's future is up in the air. [Added June 23, 2011]

Chinese Ramadan Lanterns in Egypt
A flood of Chinese imports threatens the traditional fenous or lantern the iconic symbol of Ramadan during the holy month. [Added August 23, 2009]

A Breakthrough in Egyptian Glass Making
With all the raw materials to make glass, Sphinx Glass is trying to turn the country from importer to exporter. [Added July 26, 2010]

Revolution Inc.
With Egyptian pride gripping the nation, businesses work to capture the fever. [Added June 15, 2011]

Fishing in the Desert
With salt water gushing from their wells, Wadi Group turns the desert into a fishery. [Added September 6, 2010]

Glassblower in Egypt
Shaping molten glass is more than an art. The modern craft often involves laborious working conditions and seriously affected by a rise in material costs. [Added July 08, 2009]

Global Economic Crisis Hits Khan el Khalili
With hotel reservations revenues and the number of tourists in Egypt all down in 2009, merchants in Cairo's Khan el Khalili are starting to feel the crunch of the world economic crisis. [Added June 21, 2009]

DNE Interviews Rajeev Chaba
The chairman of General Motors Egypt talks to DNE about his strategy to handle the economic slowdown. [Added March 25, 2009]

DNE Interviews Raouf Ghabbour
The CEO of Ghabbour Automotive, Egypt's largest car manufacturer, discusses the company, pollution, and going green. [Added September 30, 2008]

Students, Activists Call for Civil Disobedience in Egypt
Following the recent surge of violence that swept Egypt, students & activists are calling for nationwide civil disobedience demanding transfer of power from the military to civilians. [Added Feb 09sTUDEN, 2012]

Violence Escalates Near Ministry of Interior
Violent clashes continues with street battles on the streets of Downtown Cairo between protesters and Central Security Forces. [Added Feb 03, 2012]

Ultras Massacre in Port Said Triggers Wave of Anger
After 73 football spectators are massacred in Port Said,the riled up Egyptian's march towards the Ministry of Interior turns violent. [Added Feb 02, 2012]

Maspero Target of Calls for Media Reform in Egypt
Hundreds of protesters start an open sit in by the headquarters of State Media, Maspero, in Cairo, demanding media reforms. [Added Jan 30, 2012]

January 25th: Celebration or Protest?
With the first anniversary of the January uprising only a few days away... Egyptians are divided over how the day should be commemorated. [Added Jan 22, 2012]

The Barricades of Downtown Cairo
Following several clashes in Downtown Cairo between protesters and security forces, the Egyptian army built 3 walls in attempts to stop the clashes. This is the story of one man who struggles every day because of these walls. [Added Jan 17, 2012]

Arish's Conflicted Expectations of Upcoming Parliament
Residents of Arish vote in Egypt's final phase of Parliament elections with conflicted expectations of the People's Assembly. [Added Jan 07, 2012]

Women of Egypt March Against SCAF
Thousands of Egyptian Women Marched Around Downtown Cairo, to Denounce the Surge of Violence Against Female Protesters. [Added Dec 20, 2011]

Egyptians Disinterested as Mubarak's Trial Resumes
A handful of supporters and detractors appear by the court where Mubarak's trial takes place in a clear show of disinterest by Egyptians in the trial. [Added Dec 28, 2011]

Central Security Forces Replace Army in Downtown Violence
Clashes in Downtown Cairo Continue for the 3rd Consecutive Day. Army Retreats and is Replaced by Central Security Forces, Facing Protesters. [Added Dec 18, 2011]

Thousands in Egypt Bid Farewell to Fallen Cleric
Thousands of Egyptians Gather to Bid Farewell to Cleric Emad Effat who was Killed During Violent Clashes Near Cabinet. [Added Dec 17, 2011]

RAW: Violent Crackdown on Cabinet Sit in
Protesters sitting in at Cabinet for over 2 weeks faced violent crackdown early on Friday. This video shows clashes that ensued. [Added Dec 16, 2011]

Egypt's Occupy Cabinet Protesters Hospitalized for Food Poisoning
Dozens of protesters were rushed to the hospital after eating minced meat sandwiches which is suspected to have food poisoned them. [Added Dec 15, 2011]

Sharqeya Voters Confused by Absence of ex-NDP Candidates
Before the January uprising Sharqeya was dominated by the NDP. Residents now struggle to find candidate replacements during the elections. [Added Dec 14, 2011]

Egypt's Youth Struggle for Place in Parliament
The Revolution Continues Alliance emerges as a youth force competing for a place in Egypt's first post Mubarak parliament. [Added Dec 13, 2011]

Low Turn out at Egypt's Parliamentary Election Run Offs
Drastic change in voter turn out at Egypt's Parliamentary Election Run offs as less voters show up at polling stations. [Added Dec 06, 2011]

Protesters Continue to Rally for Detained Activist Alaa Abdel Fattah
Supporters of detained activist Alaa Abdel Fattah continue to rally demanding SCAF to release him. [Added Dec 04, 2011]

Female Voters Face Challenges on Second Day of Elections
As Egyptians Que to Vote for the Second Day, Female Voter in Ain Shams District Face Challenges. [Added Nov 29, 2011]

Egypt Votes in First Post-Mubarak Elections
Phenomenal Turnout as Hundreds of Thousand Pour into Polling Stations to Cast their Votes in Egypt's First Parliamentary Elections Post-Mubarak. [Added Nov 28, 2011]

Saving Lives in Tahrir Field Hospitals
Volunteer Doctors Set up Field Hospitals Around Tahrir Square to Help Aid Protesters. [Added Nov 26, 2011]

Thousands Gather in Tahrir on Friday of the Last Warning
Thousands of Protesters Continue to Gather in Tahrir Square to Demand the SCAF to Transfer Power to a Civilian Authority. [Added Nov 26, 2011]

Violence Continues as Thousands Flock to Tahrir
Thousands continue to flock into Tahrir Square, while violence continues for the 4th day in a row. [Added Nov 23, 2011]

A Third Day of Violence in Tahrir
Thousands of Protesters Continue to Gather in Tahrir Square, Clashing with Security. [Added Nov 22, 2011]

Confrontation Between Protesters, Security Continues in Tahrir
Violent Clashes between Protesters and Security Continues in Tahrir for the Second Day as Protesters Vow to Hold their Ground Until their Demands are Met. [Added Nov 20, 2011]

RAW: Protesters Clash with Riot Police in Tahrir
Following a peaceful protest on Friday, Riot Police Attempted to Disperse Sit in Violently.. The Video Shows Violence that Ensued. [Added Nov 19, 2011]

Damietta Still on Lockdown Over Petrochemical Plant
Dozens of locals in Damietta City go on strike demanding lockdown of hazardous Petrochemical plant. [Added Nov 15, 2011]

Protesters Gather at Tora to Support Alaa Abdel Fattah
Dozens gather at Tora Prison to Show Support to Protester Alaa Abdel Fattah. [Added Nov 10, 2011]

Thousands Protest Bloggers Detention By Military Prosecutor
Thousands of Egyptians marched around Downtown Cairo to protest the detention of Blogger Alaa Abdel Fattah & to denounce military trials for civilians. [Added Nov 01, 2011]

Disgruntled Policemen Threaten Open ended Sit in
Policemen in Egypt have threatened to start a nationwide open ended strike until their demands of reform are met. [Added Oct 30, 2011]

Thousands at Funeral of Alleged Police Torture Victim
Thousands gather to bid farewell to latest alleged police torture victim Essam Atta. [Added Oct 30, 2011]

Maspero Victims Tell their Tales
Two of the injured victims of the Maspero clashes tell their tales to DNE. [Added Oct 30, 2011]

Activists, Eyewitnesses, Slam SCAF Spin on Coptic Deadly Attack
In a rebuttal of SCAF's spin on the deadly clashes between Coptic protesters and the Army, Activists held a press conference for eyewitnesses to tell what happened. [Added Oct 14, 2011]

RAW: Egypt's Copts in Deadly Clashes with Army
Coptic protesters started a peaceful march to denounce an attack on a church a week ago... The march ended in deadly clashes with army. [Added Oct 11, 2011]

Coptic Protest Attacked by Military
Thousands of Copts protest in front of State TV building Maspero and Military Police violently disperses them. [Added October 1, 2011]

Egyptians Reclaim the Revolution in Tahrir
Thousands of Egyptians were in Tahrir Square last Friday demanding SCAF to fulfill the revolution's demands. [Added October 02, 2011]

Strikes Wave Hits Egypt's Schools
Egyptian teachers start a strike demanding reforms from the Ministry of Education. [Added September 27, 2011]

Egyptians March Against Emergency Law
Egyptians gather in Tahrir Square marching towards Cabinet Headquarters to oppose the reinstated Emergency Law. [Added September 27, 2011]

Egyptians Go Back to Tahrir to "Correct the Path"
Over a Month Later Egyptians Return to Tahrir Square to Correct the Path of the Revolution. [Added September 27, 2011]

Clashes Break Out Between Police & Protesters at Israeli Embassy (RAW)
Police Clashed with Protesters at the Israeli Embassy After Attempts to Break into the Building. [Added September 27, 2011]

Violence Affects Mubarak Trial's Attendance
Attendance of Mubarak's Supporters and Opposers Noticeably Decreased After Violence Erupted at Previous Trial. [Added September 27, 2011]

Violence Erupts at Mubarak's Trial
Clashes Erupt between Police and Anti Mubarak Protesters at Mubarak's Fourth Trial Session [Added September 27, 2011]

Protesters Determined to Expel Israeli Ambassador
Protesters in front of the Israeli Embassy in Cairo continue a week after the killing of Five security officers at the Eilat - Taba border. [Added September 04, 2011]

Military Trials Undermine Egyptian Revolution
Post revolution over 12,000 civilians in Egypt have been subjected to military trials. Among the cases is Mohamed Ishaq who's being helped by activist group of "No to Military Trials against Civilians". [Added September 04, 2011]

Protests at the Israeli Embassy
Egyptians protest the killing of three Egyptian soldiers and a police officer Thursday in an Israeli air raid. [Added September 04, 2011]

Mubarak Goes Back to Court Amid Violence
Violent clashes break out again as the trial of former president Hosni Mubarak and his sons enter its second day. [Added August 15, 2011]

Clashes At Mubarak's Trial
On the first session of Mubarak's historical trial, clashes erupt between his supporters and his opposers. [Added August 03, 2011]

Preparing for the Worst, Hoping for the Best in Tahrir
Protesters secure Tahrir Square while continuing to voice their demands to the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces. [Added July 12, 2011]

Frustrated Egyptians Return to Tahrir
Egyptians return to Tahrir Square in an open sit in that aims to achieve the revolution's demands. [Added July 10, 2011]

Cairo's Angry Night
Protesters Clash with Police Forces in Tahrir Square Late Night on Tuesday Following a Protest in front of the Ministry of Interior. [Added June 30, 2011]

Egypt's Thin Red Line
Protests continue to express outrage toward the Egyptian military. [Added May 31, 2011]

Protesters, Police Clash Outside Israeli Embassy
Scores of protesters clashed with Egyptian security forces Sunday night outside the Israeli Embassy in Cairo. [Added May 15, 2011]

Soldiers Join Tahrir Protest
Several soldiers join protesters in Tahrir, condemning the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces over the handling of Egypt since the ousting of President Hosni Mubarak. [Added April 8, 2011]

DNE Videocast - April 1, 2011
This week on DNE's Videocast: Egypt's Army-led interim government announces a constitutional decree -- and sets new elections for this fall. And Ian Lee reports on a case of an Egyptian man arrested in Syria. [Added April 1, 2011]

Fire Erupts from Ministry of Interior
A fire erupts from Egypt's Ministry of Interior as hundreds of police officer protest in front. [Added May 30, 2010]

Egyptians Head to the Polls
Egyptians pack polling stations to vote in a referendum on constitutional amendments. [Added March 19, 2011]

DNE Videocast - March 18, 2011
This week on DNE's Videocast: Egyptians head to the polls to vote in a referendum on constitutional amendments; Mohamed Effat reports on new allegations of military torture; and Egypt's stock market remains closed. [Added March 18, 2011]

DNE Videocast - March 11, 2011
This week on DNE's Videocast: Sarah el Sirgany gets a rare look into the halls and jail cells of Egypt's State Security Headquarters after protesters stormed the building. And Jon Jensen reports on the Tahrir Square sit-in that was attacked. [Added March 11, 2011]

Egyptians Flee Turmoil in Libya
Egyptians stream across the Egypt-Libya border, leaving behind a country plunged into chaos. [Added February 26, 2011]

Thousands Mourn Mubarak's Ouster
Thousands of demonstrators mourn the departure of former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak one week after he resigned. [Added February 18, 2011]

Egyptian Police Strike
Hundreds of Egyptian police take the streets in protest for better wages and treatment. [Added February 13, 2011]

Mubarak Resigns, Egypt Celebrates
A carnival atmosphere consumes Cairo's Tahrir Square after President Hosni Mubarak resigns. [Added February 11, 2011]

Signs of Change in Tahrir Square
Signs of change have come to Cairo's Tahrir Square but is the government listening? [Added February 11, 2011]

Egypt: Battle for Tahrir Square
Anti and pro-Mubarak protesters square off in Tahrir Square Wednesday to see who would control the heart of Cairo. [Added February 3, 2011]

Egypt: A New Spirit of National Pride
While Egyptians battle for their political future, social change is already sweeping the country. [Added January 31, 2011]

Egypt: Body Dumped on 6th Day of Protests
A dead body is found dumped on the side of the road near the Ministry of Interior as Egypt enters its 6th day of protests.

Second Day of Egypt's Protests
Egyptian protesters and police square off on a second day of violent demonstrations. [Added January 27, 2011]

Police Force Protesters from Tahrir Square
Police use force to remove protesters in Cairo's Tahrir Square early Wednesday morning. This footage shows what happens next.

Egypt's Violent Day of Anger
Violent clashes between police and demonstrators as over ten thousand gather on the streets of Cairo. [Added January 25, 2011]

Will Egypt Turn Into Another Tunisia
After the recent self-immolations in Egypt, is there a chance Egypt will go the way of Tunisia? [Added January 20, 2011]

Gunfire, Violence on Egypt's Election Day
Gunfire erupts on the streets of Shubra as Egyptians head to the polls in the second round of the parliamentary election. [Added December 05, 2010]

Egypt Calls Election "Free and Fair", Opposition to Boycott Second Round
This week, the ruling National Democratic Party scored a landslide victory in the first round of the People's Assembly election, amid allegations of fraud, intimidation and violence. DNE's Jon Jensen and Mohamed Effat report from Minya on Election Day. [Added December 03, 2010]

Wafd Members Brawl, Party Decides Future
Members of the opposition Wafd party scuffle at a party meeting to determine if they will boycott Sunday's parliamentary runoff. [Added December 02, 2010]

Election Violence Puts Candidate in Hospital
Opposition parties cry voter fraud during Egypt's parliamentary election in Alexandria, which also left one candidate in the hospital. [Added November 28, 2010]

Fresh Protests in Cairo Ahead of Egypt Election
A 'flash-mob' of activists erupts on the streets of Cairo, demonstrating against police brutality and what they call "injustice" in Egypt. [Added November 26, 2010]

Election Battle in Alexandria
Alexandria gears up for Sunday's election but now people are wondering if it will actually happen. [Added November 26, 2010]

University Students Protest Police
Cairo University students protest the presence of Ministry of Interior security officers on campus, despite a court ruling ordering the police off.

Police Clamp Down on Anti Gamal Mubarak Protesters
Hundreds of people in Cairo protest against Gamal Mubarak on the anniversary of Ahmed Orabi's 1881 revolt against the Egyptian monarchy and foreign influence. [Added September 22, 2010]

Protesters Clash with Police as Khaled Saeid Trial Moves Forward
Protesters clashed outside with police as judges inside the courtroom agreed to look further into the death of Khaled Saeid. [Added July 27, 2010]

Silent Protest for Khaled Said
Protesters silently mourn the death of Khaled Said, an Alexandria man allegedly beaten to death by Egyptian police. [Added July 24, 2010]

Clashes Between Police and Protesters at Khaled Saeid Trial (RAW)
Over a hundred protesters gathered in front of a courthouse in Alexandria as the trial over Khaled Saeid's death began. Tensions rose and what started as shoving and pushing quickly turned into a skirmish between demonstrators and police, as seen in the following raw video. [Added July 27, 2010]

Egyptians Protest Israeli Raid
Egyptians protest against an Israeli attack on a Turkish flotilla heading towards Gaza. [Added June 1, 2010]

Shoura Council Voters in Helwan Allege Fraud
Voters in the Helwan constituency alleged electoral fraud during the Shoura Council elections held Tuesday. [Added June 1, 2010]

Cairo Protest or Media Circus?
Journalists turned out in droves at the Kefaya protest in Cairo on May 11th, 2010. But there was one thing noticeably missing... the people. [Added May 11, 2010]

Clashes Break Out Between Protesters and Egyptian Police (Raw)
On May 3, 2010, a peaceful pro-reform demonstration near Tahrir Square quickly turned to pushing and shoving, then eventually a full clash between protesters and police, as seen in the following raw video. [Added May 3, 2010]

Clashes Continue After Two Days of Protests in Cairo
Pro-reform demonstrators and police clashed today for the second time in as many days. [Added May 3, 2010]

Egyptian Police and Protesters Clash on May 2, 2010 (Raw)
Hundreds of demonstrators gathered near the Cabinet building today to protest Egypt's minimum wage. Police and protesters clashed after attempts were made to penetrate the security cordon. [Added May 2, 2010]

Protests Surround Egypt's Parliament
This week, no fewer than 6 protests have surrounded the Parliament building in downtown Cairo - Magles al Shaab Street is full with students, factory workers and even Egypt's disabled. [Added April 20, 2010]

Egyptian Police Clash with Kefaya Protesters
Sporadic violence occurred during Kefaya demonstrations outside Egypt's public prosecutor's office today. Protesters gathered to voice anger at police brutality which occurred during the demonstration on April 6, 2010. [Added April 13, 2010]

Egyptian Police Crush April 6, 2010 Demonstrations
Egyptian security forces quelled opposition demonstrations today, in some cases using violence. Journalists were barred from covering the protest, but Daily News Egypt was able to discreetly record these images using a pocket camcorder. [Added April 06, 2010]

Workers Protest Against Tanta Flax & Oils Company
In January 2010, workers at Tanta Flax & Oils Company protested over deteriorating working conditions. The protest continued, eventually moving to Cairo, until an agreement was reached the following February. [Added February 24, 2010]

Gaza Reconstruction
Gazans face problems rebuilding one year after the war. [Added January 11, 2010]

Exclusive: Interview with Lily Sussman about Destroyed Laptop
American tourist Lily Sussman explains how her computer was destroyed at the Taba Border Crossing between Egypt and Israel. [Added December 15, 2009]

Synagogue 'bomb attack' in Cairo (Raw)
Raw footage of police officers investigating an incident at the El-Adly Street Synagogue in downtown Cairo. [Added February 21, 2010]

DNE Interviews AUC President David Arnold
The president of the American University in Cairo responds to some of the criticism regarding the schools recent move from downtown to the desert. [Added June 8, 2009]

Homeless in Duweiqa
Nearly one year after a massive rock slide killed hundreds of people on the outskirts of Cairo, many residents in Duweiqa are still struggling to find homes. [Added July 28, 2009]

Gaza Graffiti
Palestinian factions use graffiti to promote their causes and project their power. [Added December 10, 2009]

Quarantined AUC Students Speak From Dorm
AUC students talk to Daily News Egypt via telephone after being quarantined in their dorms because of swine flu. [Added June 08, 2009]

Fire Breaks out in Imbaba
On June 4, 2009, a fire broke out in a refuse lot near a girls' school in the Cairo district of Imbaba. [Added June 5, 2009]

DNE Interviews Jehan Sadat
Jehan Sadat discusses her new book, 'My Hope for Peace', and her husband's presidency in Egypt. [Added March 31, 2009]

Ayman Nour on Prison and his Future in Politics
Former MP and leader of the Ghad party discusses his time in prison and the future. [Added April 2, 2009]

Unity in Tahrir
Protesters descend on Tahrir Square in a show of unity after weeks of divisiveness. [Added August 13, 2011]

Islamists: The New Crowd in Tahrir
Islamists join Tahrir protests for the first time since the second sit in but with new demands. [Added July 29, 2011]

Raw Footage: Tahrir Sit in Raided
Tahrir sit in was raided by the Egyptian Army and Central Security Forces on the first day of Ramadan. [Added August 01, 2011]

Egypt's Revolution Remembered
Six months on, Egyptians remember the days that led to the ousting of former president Hosni Mubarak. [Added July 28, 2011]

Tahrir School
The children of Tahrir, including many street children, now have a place to learn and be a kid while the protest in the square continues. [Added July 21, 2011]

The Evolution of Revolution Graffiti
Egypt's revolutionary graffiti continues to change as the revolution evolves. [Added July 20, 2011]

"Police Brutality" Under Fire
Activists say police brutality is still a real problem in Egypt on the one year anniversary of the alleged killing of Khaled Said by two policemen. [Added June 06, 2011]

The Anti-Tahrir
A counter Tahrir demonstration springs up as thousands again descend on the square. [Added July 16, 2011]

'Conspiracy Not Behind Egypt's Sectarian Violence'
As sectarian tensions rise in Egypt, some believe the problem is societal. [Added May 12, 2011]

Special to DNE: Egyptians Aid Libyans
As Libya plunges into civil war, Egyptians support the rebels in the east by providing aid. [Added May 9, 2011]

Egyptians React to Osama bin Laden's Death
Egyptian's across Cairo have mixed views to the death of Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden. [Added May 2, 2011]

Hammer and Sickle Return to Egypt
Egypt's Communist Party returns to the political arena as the country celebrates Labor Day. [Added May 1, 2011]

Refugees Struggle in Post-Revolution Egypt
Refugees face more problems in post-revolution Egypt as they struggle to make new lives. [Added April 15, 2011]

Army Retakes Control of Tahrir Square
The Egyptian army retakes control of Tahrir Square after protesters occupied it for five days. [Added April 12, 2011]

Fire at Egypt's Ministry of Interior (Raw Video)
Flames engulf the Ministry of Interior in downtown Cairo. The blaze started as police protested outside demanding better rages and working conditions. [Added March 22, 2011]

Tahrir Sit-In Attacked
Violent clashes erupted in Cairo's city center today. DNE's Jon Jensen reports from Tahrir. [Added March 9, 2011]

Patrolling the Streets of Cairo
After massive unrest caused Egypt's police forces to disband, the military called on citizens to fill the security gap and help protect their neighborhoods from looters. [Added February 10, 2010]

Hospital Attacked After Shooting of Copts in Minya
Doctors, staff, and eyewitnesses at the Good Shepherd Hospital in Samalout say security forces shot tear gas inside the hospital when clashes erupted between Christians and police following a shooting of several Copts this week.[Added January 13, 2011]

Police and Protesters Battle in Shubra (RAW VIDEO)
Raw video of police and protesters squaring off in the Cairo district of Shubra for the third consecutive day. Demonstrators are angry over the New Year's Eve bombing of a church in Alexandria. [Added January 3, 2011]

Protesters Clash with Police Following Egypt Bombing
Protests and police hurl rocks and bottles at each other in downtown Cairo on a second day of demonstrations over a bombing at a Coptic Church in Alexandria. DNE's Ian Lee reports. [Added January 2, 2011]

Alex Attack Sparks Unity Protest
Protesters clash with police as hundreds gather in the Cairo district of Shubra to denounce Alexandria's New Year's Eve bombing. [Added January 02, 2011]

Bomb hits Alexandria church, 21 dead
A bomb blast outside the All Saints Church in Alexandria killed 21 people today. Egypt's government said the explosion was the result of a suicide bomb attack. [Added January 1, 2011]

One Dead, Four Injured as Shark Hunt Continues
Authorities continue to look for the shark or sharks responsible for attacking five tourists, leaving one dead in Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt. [Added December 08, 2010]

Alexandria Family Accuses Police of Torturing Son to Death
The family of a 20-year-old Ahmed Shaaban, found dead in the Mahmoudia Canal, said he was tortured to death by police officers from the Sidi Gaber Police Station in Alexandria. [Added November 14, 2010]

New Smile for Ahmed
2-year-old Ahmed goes under the knife in an operation intended to drastically change his life.

In Egypt, Inflation Hits Hard During Ramadan
As inflation rises in Egypt, some Muslims are finding it harder to be as charitable this Ramadan. [Added August 22, 2010]

ElBaradei and the Facebook "Smear" Campaign
Leila, daughter of pro-reform activist Mohamed ElBaradei, made headlines this week when an anonymous Facebook user uploaded her private pictures to the social networking site. DNE's Jon Jensen asks AUC students about their own privacy concerns online. [Added September 9, 2010]

World Cup Support
Who is Egypt supporting in this World Cup? Fans across Cairo were eager to voice their support. [Added June 17, 2010]

Islam Online Employees Resign, Protest
Over 300 employees of the Islam Online website resigned during a two-day sit-in. On March 16th former employees were still protesting. [Added March 16, 2010]

Egypt Changes the Clocks for Ramadan
DNE's Mohamed Effat asks Egyptians on the streets of Cairo how they feel about Egypt's government setting the clocks back for Ramadan. [Added August 18, 2010]

Tentmaker in Cairo
For more than 150 years, craftsmen in Cairo's tent-making market have passed the hand-made, needle skills on from father to son. But not everyone wants to continue the cycle. [Added February 8, 2010]

Fire Destroys Cairo's Friday Market
On June 22nd, a fire ripped through Cairo's Souq el-Gomma, destroying shops, merchandise, and livelihoods. [Added July 1, 2010]

Egypt Fans Celebrate 2010 African Cup of Nations Win
On January 31, 2010, Egypt beat Ghana to win the African Cup of Nations. This is Egypt's third consecutive win and seventh overall. Fans took to the streets of Cairo to celebrate. [Added February 1, 2010]

Solar Power in the Slums
Hussein Soliman Farag built homemade solar panel collectors on his roof to save money on gas and to help the environment in Cairo. .[Added June 21, 2010]

Egypt Beats Algeria in the African Cup of Nations
On January 28, 2010, Egypt played Algeria in the semifinals of the African Cup of Nations. Egypt dominated Algeria to move on to the championship against Ghana. Fans took to the streets throughout Cairo to celebrate. [Added January 29, 2010]

Egypt Football Fans Start Fire After Algeria Loss
After Egypt's 1-0 loss to Algeria in the final qualifying match of the 2010 World Cup, angry football fans in Al-Arish took to the main square in town and lit a palm tree on fire. [Added November 18, 2009]

Car Gets Swallowed by Cairo Sinkhole
On September 3, 2009, a sinkhole appeared in downtown Cairo due to construction on the new Metro line. [Added September 14, 2009]

Egypt beats Algeria, Fans Celebrate
On November 14, 2009, Egypt played Algeria for a spot in the 2010 FIFA World Cup. With seconds to go, Egypt scored a second goal to tie Algeria for first place in Group C. Fans took to the streets throughout Cairo. [Added November 15, 2009]

Fair Trade in Egypt
Women in Cairo's Garbage City make items from recycled materials to improve their lives and the environment. [Added August 17, 2009]

Egypt's FIFA U-20 World Cup Preparations Underway
With the FIFA U-20 World Cup in Egypt this month, Daily News Egypt goes behind-the-scenes at the volunteer headquarters. Follow us as we look into what it takes to pull off such a massive event. [Added September 11, 2009]

Coptic Christian Tattoos
In the alleys of Coptic Cairo, a centuries-old tradition is buzzing along. [Added July 2, 2009]

Pigeon Breeder in Cairo
Despite the rise of bird flu cases in Egypt over the past year, urban pigeon "farming" on apartment roofs in Cairo is taking off - breeding pigeons in towers is one of the most popular hobbies in the city. [Added June 11, 2009]