Egypt’s ousted president Mohamed Morsi stands accused of failing to govern democratically and being autocratic and incompetent.
A new wave of sexual assaults by groups of men targeting women during anti-government protests in Cairo’s central Tahrir Square has been reported.
The movement behind nationwide anti-Morsi protests has given him until Tuesday to resign, threatening a campaign of civil disobedience if he stays.
After 18 days of mass protests in 2011, Egyptians succeeded in ousting a president they were unhappy with. Can they do it again this weekend?
Hosni Mubarak has been transferred from a military hospital back to prison to await a May retrial over his role in the deaths of protesters in 2011.
An Egyptian court has ordered the release of former president Hosni Mubarak over the deaths of protesters in January 2011.
Egypt’s president has called parliamentary elections for April in an effort to assuage mounting frustration over continued turmoil on the streets.
Amnesty International has urged President Mohamed Morsi to take "drastic steps" to end sexual violence against women in Egypt.
Egypt’s youths have fought police in Cairo and Alexandria on the second anniversary of the revolt that toppled Hosni Mubarak.
Stone-throwing clashes have broken out in the Egyptian city of Alexandria between Islamists and opposition protesters.
Egypt’s main opposition coalition has stated that it would not take part in a dialogue proposed by President Mohamed Morsi.
Egypt’s President Mohamed Morsi told the country’s top judges that he did not infringe on their authority when he seized near absolute powers.
Egypt’s President Mohammed Morsi has pardoned those charged or convicted of acts "in support of the revolution" since the beginning of the uprising.
Egypt’s President Mohammed Morsi has assigned himself the heavyweight role in the Middle East, saying civil war in Syria is the "tragedy of the age".
Barack Obama has underscored the bond between the US and Libya, but vowed to hunt down those behind the possibly premeditated killing of the US envoy.
YouTube says it will not remove a film mocking the Prophet Muhammad entirely from the site, but it has blocked access to the clip in Egypt and Libya.
The British government has come under fire for allowing members of the former Egyptian dictatorship to retain assets in the UK.
Egypt’s new prime minister will announce a cabinet on Thursday almost a month after Mohamed Morsi took office amid a power struggle with the military.
Speculation about Hosni Mubarak’s health has riveted Egyptians since he was sent to jail, a reminder that his legacy still looms ahead of elections.
The health of ousted president Hosni Mubarak deteriorated when he reached prison hours after a court sentenced him to life in official media reported.
An Egyptian Court has sentenced Mubarak to life in prison after convicting him of involvement in the murder of protesters during last year’s uprisings
Former Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak, will hear a judge rule on whether he is guilty of graft and complicity in the killing of protesters.
A moderate Islamist candidate has denounced Egypt’s first round presidential poll as dishonest in the strongest criticism yet of the historic vote.
Vote counting has begun in Egypt’s landmark election, which pitted stability against the ideals of the uprising that ended Hosni Mubarak’s rule.
Beyond Tahrir Square, Egypt’s uprising is one that intersects with grassroots struggles in Europe and that’s what the elites fear most.
Egyptians are heading to the polls in a historic election contested by Islamists and secularists promising radically different futures.
Protesters threw rocks at troops guarding Egypt’s defence ministry as thousands marched in Cairo to denounce violence against demonstrators.
Following the civil uprising in Egypt, a slump in investment and legal challenges to state land sales have thrown the real estate sector into turmoil.
A year after it claimed centre stage in the Arab Spring, Cairo’s Tahrir Square has become an open-air market where capitalism meets the revolution.
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/ 22 February 2012
Egypt’s ousted president Hosni Mubarak turned down a chance to address the court in the last session before the verdict in the seven-month trial.
Egypt’s generals have a new enemy: the legions of angry soccer fans who have injected fervour into recent protests demanding the military step down.
Egyptians in limbo after revolt