Egypt Unrest

Egypt to Hold Referendum on New Constitution

Egypt announces referendum on an amended constitution as protesters take to the streets in defiance of new law.

Mubarak to Face New Trial in Egypt

Egypt’s former president and his two sons to face a new trial for using state funds to acquire personal property.

3 Dead in Clashes Across Egypt

10-year-old child among dead as thousands of Morsi supporters mark 100 days since a deadly crackdown on sit-ins.

Egypt: Two Dead in Clashes at Cairo University

Two people killed in clashes between Egypt’s security forces and hundreds of students at the Al-Azhar University in Cairo.

Senior Security Officer Shot Dead in Cairo

An officer who was in charge of monitoring Islamist groups shot dead by masked gunmen in Cairo.

Egypt to End State of Emergency As Scheduled

A state of emergency that has been in place for the past three months will expire as scheduled, says Egypt's Interior Minister.

Egypt to Hold Presidential Elections in the Summer

Egypt will hold parliamentary elections in February or March, with presidential polls in early summer, says Foreign Minister Nabil Fahmy.

Muslim Brotherhood Loses Appeal Against Ban

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood has lost an appeal against a court decision to ban the group.

Morsi Refuses Prisoners' Uniform, Trial Halted

Panel of judges in the trial of the deposed president ended the session after Morsi refused the white uniform.

Police Use Tear Gas to Disperse Egyptian Protesters

Thousands of people took part in pro and anti-government protests across Egypt on Friday.

Egypt: 3 Dead as Gunmen Fire on Coptic Christian Wedding

Three people die as gunmen on motorcycles open fire on a wedding party outside a Coptic Christian church in Cairo.

55 Arrested in Riot at Cairo's Al-Azhar University

Morsi will stand trial on November 4 over the killings of protesters outside his presidential palace in December 2012.

Amnesty: Live Ammo Was Used on Pro-Morsi Protesters

Egyptian security forces used live ammunition to disperse supporters of ousted president Morsi, charges Amnesty International.

Egypt: Brotherhood Official to be Tried for Insulting Judiciary

A former leader of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt has been referred to trial on charges of insulting the judiciary.

Protester Killed in Egypt Clashes

One protester was killed after security forces shoot at a march by supporters of ousted President Mohammed Morsi.

4 Egyptian Security Men Killed by Car Bomb

A suicide bomber in a car full of explosives rammed into a checkpoint in Sinai, killing three soldiers and a policeman.

Morsi's Trial to Begin in November

The trial of Egypt's deposed president on charges of inciting the murder of protesters will start on November 4.

State Department Confirms Cut in U.S. Aid to Egypt

The Obama administration will cut hundreds of millions of dollars in aid to Egypt until "progress" is made in restoring democracy.

Brotherhood Supporters Protest at Egypt's Universities

Supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood protest against the military at universities in Egypt.

'Massive Explosion' in Sinai Security HQ

Five Egyptian soldiers reported killed in Ismailia. Death toll from Sunday reaches 53.

Death Toll in Egypt's Bloody Sunday Stands at 51

51 people were killed and more than 246 wounded as Egyptian security forces clashed with Morsi supporters.

34 Killed in Cairo Clashes

Supporters of anti-military coalition were stopped by force as they headed for Tahrir Square.

Four Dead in Cairo, Mayhem Expected Sunday

Marches to start from 5 different spots in Cairo and converge on Tahrir Square in the afternoon.

Egypt Outlaws Muslim Brotherhood

Ban on all Muslim Brotherhood 'activities' render the movement which once briefly ruled Egypt effectively illegal.

Egyptian Government Defends Al Jazeera Ban

Government's "Media Advisor" justified nationwide ban on channel deemed sympathetic to the Muslim Brotherhood.

Egypt Threatens Islamist Protesters with Crackdown

Egypt's interior ministry warns Islamist protesters it will crack down on them if they block roads or obstruct traffic.

U.S. Calls on Egypt to Cancel State of Emergency

"We remain opposed, as we have from the beginning, to the state of emergency" in Egypt, says State Department.

Morsi to be Tried for Inciting to Murder

Egypt's state prosecutor refers ousted President Mohammed Morsi for trial on charges of inciting the murder of protesters.

Two Morsi Supporters Dead in Clashes South of Cairo

Two supporters of ousted Egyptian president shot dead as military forces disperse a rally in Beni Suef.

No More Kosher Food from Egypt

Violence in Egypt finally puts an end to kosher food exports.

Mubarak Freed to Medical Center

Deposed strongman arrived at the military International Medical Center after he was freed from prison.

Morsi Supporters Call for 'Day of Martyrs' on Friday

Supporters of deposed Egyptian president call on Egyptians to hold "Friday of Martyrs" protests against the military.

Mubarak to be Placed Under House Arrest

Egypt's prime minister orders that former president be placed under house arrest when he is released from prison after more than two years.

ElBaradei to be Tried for Breach of Trust

Lawsuit filed against Egypt’s former interim Vice President over his failure to consult his supporters before resigning.

U.S. Denies Aid to Egypt Was Cut Off

Media reports suggesting that the United States has cut aid to Egypt are inaccurate, says White House spokesman.

Remand of Muslim Brotherhood's 'Supreme Guide' Extended

Egypt’s public prosecutor extends the detention of Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohammed Badie pending investigation.

Hasson: When it Comes to Egypt, Israel Needs to Stay Out

MK praises Netanyahu for non-involvement in Arab struggles. ‘Israel must not have anything to do with it.’

Turkish Prime Minister: Israel Behind Egypt Coup

Recep Tayyip Erdogan's latest comments entirely consistent with a history of anti-Semitic remarks and conspiracy theories.

Senator Reveals: U.S. Quietly Halted Aid to Egypt

Most forms of military aid have been suspended, says Appropriations C'tee Head Leahy. Delivery of Apaches is on hold.

Egypt: Muslim Brotherhood's Supreme Guide Arrested

Mohammed Badie, the Supreme Guide of Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood, was arrested Monday night in northern Cairo.

Israeli Official to U.S.: Back Egypt Army or Risk Peace Talks

Israel is worried that if the U.S. alienates Egypt, it would negatively affect the renewed peace talks.

Egypt Releases Video of MB Snipers Firing on Security Forces

Egypt releases a video which it says shows Brotherhood snipers firing onto security forces who dispersed as a protester camp.

U.S.: No Decision Yet on Freezing Aid to Egypt

State Department says it has yet to make a decision on whether to freeze assistance to Egypt, says the matter is being reviewed.

Murdered in Cold Blood

Chilling evidence emerges of attack by Islamists which killed 25 Egyptian soldiers.

Terrorists Kill 25 Egyptian Security Men in Sinai – Report

BBC: policemen were travelling in two buses which came under attack from armed men close to Rafah.

Egyptian Networks Cancel Turkish Soaps in 'Revenge' on Erdogan

Several Egyptian TV channels boycott Turkish drama series, in protest against Erdogan’s condemnation of the country's coup.

Merkel Considering Halting Arms Exports to Egypt

German chancellor says that stopping arms shipments to Egypt would be an appropriate way to pressure the country to end the violence.

Cairo: More than 30 Killed in Attempted Islamist Jailbreak

At least 36 Islamist prisoners were killed when gunmen ambushed trucks transferring detainees to a north Cairo prison.

Beilin: The Egyptian Army Rigged the Election

Former minister reveals that the Egyptian army rigged the results of last year’s elections, fearing protests from the Muslim Brotherhood.

Egypt on Brink of Hell – Analysis

Dr. Mordechai Kedar says Islamists may begin smuggling in weapons, including Grad missiles.

EU to 'Urgently Review' Ties with Egypt

As death toll continues to mount, the European Union warns of 'unpredictable consequences.'

Egypt's Christians Attack Western Media Coverage

Egypt's Coptic Christian church criticizes "media fallacies that are prevalent in Western countries" when dealing with Islamist terrorism.

Egypt Considering Banning the Muslim Brotherhood

The Egyptian government is deliberating whether to ban the Muslim Brotherhood in the wake of the latest violence.

Report: Israel Assured Egypt that U.S. Aid Won't be Cut

Israel has assured Egypt it does not have to worry about the U.S. cutting its aid to that country, reports New York Times.

173 Killed in Egyptian Fighting Saturday

Security forces broke into a mosque in Cairo, after heavy gunfire. Muhammad Badi's son reported killed.

Saudi King Pledges Support for Egypt

Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah says the kingdom supports Egypt in its fight “against terrorism.”

Ashton Asks EU to Agree on 'Measures' Against Egypt

The European Union's top diplomat asks the 28-nation bloc to agree "appropriate measures" in response to violence in Egypt.

Hagel: We'll Maintain Our Ties with Egypt, But...

U.S. Defense Secretary says his country will retain its military ties with Egypt but more violence could jeopardize them.

Egypt Death Toll Tops 600, Security Council to Meet

The death toll from the violent clashes in Egypt has surpassed 600, according to updated figures.

Bloody Wednesday: Official Death Toll Tops 500

BBC reporter saw at least 140 bodies wrapped in shrouds at the Eman mosque. Real toll could be in thousands.