Egypt Sentences 2 Morsi Supporters to Death
Two Islamists who were convicted of throwing youths off an apartment block roof sentenced to death.
Two Islamists who were convicted of throwing youths off an apartment block roof sentenced to death.
Egypt's top military body backs Abdel Fattah al-Sisi to run for the presidency. He is expected to resign as army chief within days.
Egypt's popular army chief says he would run for president if the people demand it and the military supports him.
At least 11 protesters killed as Muslim Brotherhood supporters and security forces clash in Egypt.
Egyptian prosecutors probing Vodafone over claims its advertisement contains coded messages calling for terrorist attacks.
Egypt's interim president, Adly Mansour, says the government is committed to holding elections within seven months.
Morsi along with members of Hamas and Hezbollah to be tried for a prison break and the murder of officers during the 2011 uprising.
A televised debate on the political situation in Egypt turns ugly, as participants throw water at one another.
Mohammed Badie says his movement perpetrated no violence as he appears in court for the first time since his arrest.
Courts in Egypt order the release Saturday of 21 women and girls jailed over an Islamist opposition protest.
U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel phones his Egyptian counterpart, voices concerns about new law that curbs protests.
Court in Egypt sentences 21 female supporters of ousted President Mohammed Morsi to 11 years in prison.
10-year-old child among dead as thousands of Morsi supporters mark 100 days since a deadly crackdown on sit-ins.
In his harshest remarks yet against the Muslim Brotherhood, John Kerry accuses the movement of “stealing Egypt's revolution”.
A state of emergency that has been in place for the past three months will expire as scheduled, says Egypt's Interior Minister.
Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood: the military regime is working with companies employing "Zionists".
Egypt will hold parliamentary elections in February or March, with presidential polls in early summer, says Foreign Minister Nabil Fahmy.
Some 20,000 police officers and soldiers will be on hand as the trial of Egypt's ousted president begins on Monday.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry urges Egypt's interim rulers not to extend the state of emergency when it ends later this month.
Egypt says it will take any legal action to combat violence during protests against Morsi's trial.
Muslim Brotherhood to begin fresh protests starting Friday, in preparation for the first court session in Morsi's trial.
Egyptian police entered the Al-Azhar University in Cairo to confront Islamist protesters, following a request from its administration.
U.S. lawmakers urge the White House to lift its suspension of military aid to Egypt, a key regional ally.
Egypt's ousted president has rejected the authority of the court that is due to try him next week.
Thousands of people took part in pro and anti-government protests across Egypt on Friday.
An Islamist alliance backing Mohammed Morsi urges supporters to protest on November 4, when his trial begins.
If the U.S. cuts off aid to Egypt, it will hurt itself as well as its friends in the region, says Egypt’s Foreign Minister Nabil Fahmy.
Egyptian security forces used live ammunition to disperse supporters of ousted president Morsi, charges Amnesty International.
Family of deposed Egyptian president says he will never negotiate with the country's military "even if his soul is the price."
One protester was killed after security forces shoot at a march by supporters of ousted President Mohammed Morsi.
The trial of Egypt's deposed president on charges of inciting the murder of protesters will start on November 4.
The Obama administration will cut hundreds of millions of dollars in aid to Egypt until "progress" is made in restoring democracy.
Supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood protest against the military at universities in Egypt.
The United States will cut off aid to Egypt in the wake of the July coup and the turmoil that has followed, says U.S. official.
Egypt’s armed forces ousted former President Mohammed Morsi to avoid a “civil war,” says army chief in an interview.
51 people were killed and more than 246 wounded as Egyptian security forces clashed with Morsi supporters.
At least five people killed in Cairo as thousands of supporters of ousted President Morsi clash with security forces.
Three Jordanian men have been arrested for carrying posters supporting Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood.
Anti-military protesters demonstrate in Cairo's Tahrir Square for the first time since President Mohammed Morsi was removed from office.
Egypt continues its ongoing crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood.