Egypt’s Local News Digest June 27

Egypt’s politics digest June 27

Egyptian court suspends implementation of central bank decree to limit CEO terms

Court sentences three people to five yrs for protesting against islands handover

Investigation into exam leaks referred to State Security prosecution

Egypt’s business digest June 26:

Egypt’s local digest June 26:

Appeal for independent Anglican Church in Egypt rejected

Egypt to auction 4G licences if local operators don't bite

CAIRO, Jun 25 (Aswat Masriya) - A delegation will travel to France with the damaged memory units of the black boxes of the doomed EgyptAir flight within 48 hours to be fixed, sources within the Egyptian investigation committee said on Saturday.

CAIRO, Jun 25 (Aswat Masriya) - Analysts predict that the Egyptian stock market will face setbacks on the first trading session of Sunday, after Britain voted in favour of leaving the European Union on Thursday.

Roundup of Egypt's press headlines on Jun. 26, 2016

Egyptian investigators said on Wednesday that they were conducting thorough inspections and tests on the electronic boards of the EgyptAir flight MS 804 Cockpit voice recorder and the fight date recorder to start the process of uploading the data.

Egyptian Minister of Foreign Affairs Sameh Shoukry's comments follow Turkey's criticism of fresh verdicts against ousted president Mohamed Morsi

Egypt’s foreign ministry slammed on Wednesday Amnesty International for what it called its “incitement” against Egypt in the Giulio Regeni case.

Egypt’s top business news June 23

Egypt’s local digest June 23

Roundup of Egypt's press headlines on Jun. 23, 2016

In another blow to Egypt’s traumatized tourist industry, British Airways has decided to abandon its route to the country’s main resort, Sharm el Sheikh.

The Administrative Court canceled on Tuesday a former judicial decision to freeze the funds of Mohamed Abu Treika, a former Al-Ahly player and business partner of a member of the Muslim Brotherhood.

Civil Aviation Minister, Sherif Fatehy, and the British Ambassador to Cairo, John Casson, attended a contract signing ceremony on Tuesday between Restrata Security Company and Falcon Group in a move towards improving the security of Egyptian airports, amid discussions of Britain's possible lift of a ban on flights to Egypt's tourist resorts.