Egypt
Fahmy: Inside the notorious ‘scorpion block’
Journalist Mohamed Fahmy was imprisoned in Egypt for almost two years. Here, he recounts a jihadi singsong.
Official says Ottawa intervened for Fahmy hundreds of times
Mohamed Fahmy, now released from Egyptian prison, has said Canadian government did not do enough to free him
Winter comes for the Arab Spring
Four years after the revolution, Egypt has finally erased whatever meagre progress was made
Photo essay: Mohamed Fahmy, home but not free
The Egyptian-Canadian journalist is enjoying his long-awaited release from prison in Cairo, but he’s not home free yet
Newsmaker of the Day: Mohammed Nagi Shehata
Newsmaker, Feb. 4: The Egyptian judge—known for wearing sunglasses on the bench—sentences 230 protesters to life in prison
The real life of Egypt’s most important female pharaoh
Book review: Kara Cooney’s ‘The Woman Who Would Be King’
What Canada has done for Mohamed Fahmy
Canada outlines the diplomatic steps it has taken on behalf of a Canadian journalist imprisoned in Egypt
Mohamed Fahmy’s family asks why Canada has yet to take on Egypt
‘We’re not asking for anything extra. We just want them to do what the other governments are doing.’
Your morning five: Egypt hands out 683 death sentences
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And how a Canadian employee is caught in the crossfire
A Canadian is languishing in an Egyptian prison
Why doesn’t his country seem to care?