One year on from the bombing of the Two Saints Church in Alexandria, Coptic Christians remain concerned about discrimination and religious extremism, but say they will remain engaged on the political scene, no matter what
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Speculation surrounds the priest's death
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Investigations to be carried out away from the public glare
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Interior minister reveals the identity of the perpetrators of the New Year's Eve church attack
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Analysts tell Ahram Online that the government's failure to respond decisively to the church attack has stirred Muslims and Copts to unite
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A year after the shootings outside a church in Naga Hammadi which left seven dead, the death sentence handed out to one of the perpetrators is met with approval by Copts
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Judge sentences one of the three responsible for the targeted killing in Naga Hammadi of Copts leaving church after Christmas mass in January 2010
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The Emergency State Security Court is expected to issue verdict for the Naga Hammadi sectarian violence case
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Egypt's opposition parties demand that the government take the attack on the Two Saints Church seriously and work to uproot the underlying causes of current sectarian tensions
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Trial of activists involved in protests for solidarity with Copts following the New Year's Eve attack was postponed after today's hearing
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Amer Ashour, the policeman accused in the Samalout train shooting, was transferred to the State Security Tribunal by the General Prosecutor
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The area surrounding the Citadel was turned on Wednesday night into the scene of another round of clashes between Copts and the police
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Passenger reveals how the gunman fired indiscriminately as he moved through the carriage, targeting neither Copts nor Muslims
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Victims of the Samalout shooting are being treated at Cairo's Nasser Institute, where three critical operations were performed
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Egyptian officials keen to portray the fatal shooting as nothing to do with the country's current sectarian tensions
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Investigation into the train shooting continues
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A gunman boarded a train in Samalout (Southern Egypt) and opened fire on Tuesday, killing a Copt and wounding five others
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MPs accuse the EU of using the Twin Saints Church attack as an opportunity to spread lies about Egypt while the Egyptian government, Israel and hardline Islamists aren't spared either
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The terrorist attack on the Two Saints Church brought the government under immense pressure to issue a new law regulating the construction of worship places in Egypt
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