A Christian police sergeant called Magdy S. Zaky lost his life yesterday in Minya governorate trying to save a Muslim family.

After a culprit specialized in terrorizing the Copts called Holako was killed couple of month ago while exchanging fire with police, his brother is now back to terrorize the Copts and force them to pay royalties.

After the Coptic police officer Mina Ezzat was killed by the Muslim Brotherhood while defending Beni Suef police station on August 14, the governor of Beni Suef has decided to name an elementary school after him.

A demonstration of the Muslim Brotherhood and its supporters has besieged St. Mary Church in Habashi, Minya.

A prisoner called Ahmed Salem has sent his sons to threaten a number of Coptic Christians in Kousia in order to force them to pay royalties.

Egyptian security forces arrested senior Muslim Brotherhood figure Essam El-Erian in the early hours of Wednesday, state television reported.

Interior Minister denied today the existence of Muslim Brotherhood members among police officers. It added in a statement that all officer are being investigated on regular basis to make sure they never belong to such banned terrorist groups.

The Muslim Brotherhood have claimed Mariam Ashraf Mesiha was killed during the dispersal of Rabaa Adawia sit-in.

In his article in the Washington Post, Max Fisher has criticized the ‪overheated‬ ‪nationalism‬ and the military support trend in Egypt.

4 members of the Muslim Brotherhood were arrested today after participation with 150 other members who had demonstrated and attacked the subway causing damage to Hadayek Helwan Metro station as well as the injury of a train driver.

Mohamed Abul Ghar, leader of the Egyptian Social Democratic Party and member of the 50-person constitutional amendment committee, has claimed debates around military trials in Egypt's draft constitution have still not been resolved. "But all members unanimously agree that the armed forces and military should be well protected," he added.

US Secretary of State John Kerry and the State Department on Monday dropped hints that a trip to Egypt could be in the cards in coming weeks.

Security forces have arrested 45 defendants accused of planning terrorist attacks including attacking St. Mary Church in Warraq, the attempted assassination of the Minister of Interior, as well as blasting the satellite station in Cairo’s Maadi.

Former Australian foreign minister, Bob Carr, demanded the government to revoke citizenship for about 200 citizens who fight with jihadists in Syria, as they could make a lot of troubles and may spread terrorism in Australia, which would be a great threat to the Australian national security.

Coptic activists and organizations in Canada announced today they are working hard for the conference held on November 19 in the Canadian Parliament under the auspices of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Canada, and in the presence of Jason Kenny, Canadian Labour Minister, Chris Alexander, Immigration Minister, and Bob Descartes, member of the Canadian Parliament, Secretary of the Canadian Foreign Minister.

Magdy Khalil, chairman of Middle East forum for liberties, said that the Coptic organizations in the United States are working on daily basis to expose the terrorist group of the Muslim Brotherhood before the American society, however the MB infiltrates the American state institutions.

Hundreds of Ain ​​Shams University students held demonstrations on Sunday to demand the release of students detained after a string of protests on campuses across the country.

Three policemen were killed in Mansoura, Daqahliya governorate in the early hours of Monday when unknown assailants attacked a security checkpoint.

Pope Francis called to pray for the displaced families in the World Family Day.

A group of Egyptian activists has visited St. Mary Church in Warraq to offer their condolences for victims of the terrorist attack last week.

Security forces in Minya have arrested 22 suspects on charges of attacking police stations, Coptic churches and public properties.