Al-Ahram Weekly
Published in Cairo by AL-AHRAM established in 1875.

AllAfrica.com: Egypt
African news and information for a global audience. AllAfrica Global Media is a multi-media content service provider, systems technology developer and the largest electronic distributor of African news and information worldwide. Registered in Mauritius, with offices in Johannesburg, Dakar, Lagos and Washington, D.C., AllAfrica is one of a family of companies that aggregate, produce and distribute news from across Africa to tens of millions of end users.

Cairo Live

Since its inception in 1996, cairolive.com has always been the premier Egyptian news and views portal, and a true trendsetter. Quietly working from the sidelines, it has attracted a larger and larger loyal readership and spawned a generation of imitators with its focus on local news, utilizing the power of the Internet to bring far-flung communities closer together.

Daily News Egypt
The only local independent daily newspaper.

Egypt Daily News
In Egypt, there has long been a need for an independent, privately owned newspaper to provide unbiased and forthright news and analysis. Daily News Egypt (which launched in May 2005 under the brand name The Daily Star Egypt) is the country's only independent English-language daily. It carries local business, political and cultural, news and analysis, from an Egyptian perspective. Daily News Egypt is distributed with the International Herald Tribune (IHT) the world's foremost global newspaper. The IHT is the only English-language international paper printed in Egypt and available the same day. Together with the IHT's first-class international news service, Daily News Egypt provides readers with a complete bouquet of all the news they will need.

Egypt Guide
Online news, business, tourism, entertainment, education, life style, health, sports in English.

Egypt Information Portal
Egypt's Information Portal (EIP), since its launch in June 2003 by the Information and Decision Support Center (IDSC), has been one of its knowledge instruments for disseminating and providing data and information that of concern to Egyptian citizens, and a mirror image of life in Egypt. The Portal has become a main source, which reflects developments in the country, as well as a channel for societal communication, interacting and identifying the society's needs and perception on important issues.

Egypt Today
Egypt Today is the leading current affairs magazine in Egypt and the Middle East — and the oldest English-language publication of its kind in the nation. Published monthly in Cairo, Egypt, since 1979, Egypt today is available by subscription, on newsstands nationwide and in Egypt's finest hotels and resorts. Subscribers in more than 40 countries —including the GCC, North America, Europe, Asia and Australasia — use the magazine to keep abreast of the latest developments in Egypt and the region. 

Egyptian Gazette
The Egyptian Gazette, the Middle East's oldest English-language newspaper, first appeared on January 26, 1880. It was set and printed in Alexandria as a four-page weekly tabloid. The newspaper was founded by five Britons including Andrew Philip as Editor, and Moberly Bell who later became Managing Editor of The Times of London. In the 1930s, Cairo became more important as a news centre than Alexandria and the newspaper's offices were moved to the Egyptian capital on February 28, 1938.

Ikhwanweb
IKhwanweb is the Muslim Brotherhood"s only official English web site. The Main office is located in London, although Ikhwanweb has correspondents in most countries. Our staff is exclusively made of volunteers and stretched over the five continents. The Muslim Brotherhood opinions and views can be found under the sections of MB statements and MB opinions, in addition to the Editorial Message.

MEMRI: Egypt

The Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI) explores the Middle East through the region's media. MEMRI bridges the language gap which exists between the West and the Middle East, providing timely translations of Arabic, Persian,Turkish, Urdu-Pashtu media, as well as original analysis of political, ideological, intellectual, social, cultural, and religious trends in the Middle East.

Founded in February 1998 to inform the debate over U.S. policy in the Middle East, MEMRI is an independent, nonpartisan, nonprofit, 501 (c)3 organization. MEMRI's headquarters is located in Washington, DC with branch offices in London, Tokyo, Rome, Baghdad, Shanghai, and Jerusalem. MEMRI research is translated to English, German, Hebrew, Italian, French, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, and Japanese.

Middle East News Agency (MENA)
The Middle East News Agency was established on 15 December 1955 as a joint stock company owned by Egyptian press establishments with a capital which did not exceed at the time LE 20,000 . Months later ,the government contributed half this sum. On 8 February 1956, the Egyptian Council of Ministers took a decision to establish the agency and on 28 February, it began to distribute its first bulletin by rondo. On 16 April 1956, MENA began to transmit its service on Tickers as the first regional news agency in the Middle East.

MENA is now one of strongest regional news agencies and the biggest Arab and African agency as it rated 11th on the list of international news agencies (according to UNESCO's report).

Middle East Times
Middle East Times is a web based daily newspaper, owned by News World Communications and published in Washington, D.C.. The Middle East Times provides comprehensive analysis on the Middle East, news and opinion.The publication has been around for 26 years. It was previously based in Cairo, Egypt, which is why many references to the paper still refer to it as Cairo-based. The Middle East Times (MET) is published five days a week (Mon.-Fri.), a mix of analysis, news stories, commentary, interviews, and special reports.MET asserts that it is the only publication fully dedicated to covering the Greater Middle East (from North Africa to Pakistan, and beyond) that is non-partisan.

State Information Service
Established in 1954, Egypt State Information Service is the nation’s ‎main informational, awareness and public relations agency. Egypt’s State Information Service (SIS) is headed by ambassador Ismail Khairat. ‎Currently, SIS is an agency of the Ministry of Information. ‎Additionally, SIS acts as an institutional media advisor to the ‎ Presidency of the Republic and Cabinet.‎ SIS serves the nation through its headquarters in Cairo and its ‎network of 64 domestic and 32 international media offices.‎