Egypt to Declare that Efforts to Resolve Crisis Have Failed
The Egyptian government is set to declare that foreign mediation efforts to end the political crisis in the country have failed.
The Egyptian government is set to declare that foreign mediation efforts to end the political crisis in the country have failed.

Western and Arab envoys will visit jailed Muslim Brotherhood leader in Egypt, says Al Jazeera. Egypt denies.

Ayman al-Zawahiri accuses the United States of "plotting" with Egypt's military, secularists and Christians to overthrow Morsi.

Kerry attempts to explain what he meant when he said that the Egyptian army intervened to "save democracy."

U.S. Secretary of State says that the Egyptian army, which deposed Morsi, intervened at the request of millions to protect democracy.

The Egyptian government announces that it plans to act decisively against protesting "terrorists".

Senators Lindsey Graham and John McCain say they're traveling to Egypt at Obama's request.

The White House condemned the bloodshed and violence in Egypt, but took no steps to suspend military assistance to the country.

Egypt warns supporters of ousted president: there will be “decisive and firm” action if you overstep your rights.

U.S. Secretary of State expresses “deep concern” over bloodshed and violence in Egypt, after weekend clashes result in many deaths.

Five people were killed in clashes between supporters and opponents of Egypt's ousted president in Alexandria.

The Egyptian army gives the Muslim Brotherhood until Saturday to sign up for political reconciliation.

U.S. does not plan on defining the overthrow of Egypt’s government as a coup, which would require cutting off of aid.

Egypt's prosecutor issues arrest warrants for nine Muslim Brotherhood officials, including leader Mohammed Badie.

The U.S. is delaying the planned delivery of four F-16 fighter jets to Egypt because of the situation in the country, says the Pentagon.

Four people were killed in clashes between supporters and opponents of ousted Egyptian president Mohammed Morsi.

Britain revokes export licenses for equipment used by Egypt's military and police, saying it could be used against protesters.

The Egyptian army blocked streets leading to the Republican Guard House in Cairo to stop Morsi's supporters from reaching the building.

Egypt’s interim president, Adly Mansour, vows to protect the country from those who “want to drive Egypt to chaos.”

The first Egyptian Cabinet since the overthrow of president Mohammed Morsi sworn in, Brotherhood rejects it.

22 injured in clashes in Cairo's downtown between police forces and supporters of former president Mohammed Morsi.

Nine Muslim Brotherhood leaders are among those whose assets have been frozen as part of an investigation against Islamists.

“Not all coups are created equal, but a coup is still a coup," write Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham.

The man appointed to be Egypt’s new foreign minister once served as the country’s ambassador to the United States.

Two U.S. Navy ships patrolling in the Middle East moved closer to Egypt's Red Sea coast in recent days, said the top Marine Corps general.

President Obama orders a review of U.S. assistance to Egypt's government, hours after officials say that Egypt will receive F-16s.

The United States plans to go through with the delivery of F-16 fighter jets to Egypt despite Morsi's overthrow.

The Muslim Brotherhood and the Islamist Al-Nour Party will be offered ministerial positions in the transitional government in Egypt.

Egypt summoned Turkey’s ambassador to Cairo in protest against “Ankara’s interference in Egyptian affairs.”

Two people killed as gunmen attack a security checkpoint in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula.

White House spokesman says the U.S. needs to review what happened in Egypt, when asked if Obama sees the regime change as a coup.

Egyptian Prime Minister Hisham Qandil, who was on his way out in any case, tenders resignation.

Egyptian opposition group Tamarod calls for an outlaw of the Muslim Brotherhood after weapons are found in its Cairo headquarters.

Egypt's constitution will be amended within five months, and parliamentary elections will be held two months after that.

Egyptian soldier killed by unidentified gunmen in the northern Sinai town of El-Arish.

After Salafists object to Mohamed ElBaradei, Egypt offers commercial lawyer Ziad Bahaa El-Din to become Prime Minister.

Iran calls overthrow of Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi 'improper' and Russia is warning the country is on the brink of “civil war.”

Egyptians on both sides of the fence brace for protests as supporters and opponents of ousted president Mohamed Morsi gather to rally..

The United States is “not aligned” with any political party or group in Egypt, President Barack Obama clarifies.

Mohamed ElBaradei has not yet been chosen as Egypt’s interim prime minister, says spokesman.

"Israel need not shed a tear over Morsi's ouster," says veteran journalist Dan Margalit.

Adly el-Mansour, the interim Egyptian head of state, dissolves the Islamist parliament by decree.

10 dead and 210 wounded in clashes across Egypt, involving opponents and supporters of ousted President Mohammed Morsi.

Turkey's prime minister condemns the military intervention that toppled Morsi as an enemy of democracy.

Supporters of Mohammed Morsi plan their own mass rallies. ‘No to military coup.’

U.S. national security team calls for a quick return of a democratically elected civilian government in Egypt.

Egyptian FM Mohamed Kamel Amr tells John Kerry that the overthrow of President Mohammed Morsi was not a military coup.

Israel is closely monitoring developments in Egypt and minding its diplomatic manners as a new regime begins to take form.

Chief Justice Adly el-Mansour was officially sworn into office Thursday as the new transitional President of Egypt.

In a rare show of unity, both Turkey's ruling AK Party and opposition Republican People's Party have condemned Egypt's coup d'etat.

Arab terrorists are attempting to take advantage of the chaos that inevitably follows a coup d’etat. The Egyptian Army appears ready for it.

Saudi Arabia’s king has already congratulated Egypt’s new head of state, while Western leaders express concern and call for “dialogue.”

The head of Egypt’s Supreme Constitutional Court is to lead the transitional government following the overthrow of President Mohamed Morsi.

Senior Muslim Brotherhood officials are placed under house arrest. The military is securing strategic facilities, Egyptian sources say.

Egyptians are bracing for what is developing into another revolution, this time to depose a democratically elected Islamist president.
