Trial adjourned as judge tells prosecution to confirm location of witness, who defence lawyers argue is essential to the case of four Brotherhood figures, including Mohamed El-Beltagi
|
Activists, including Alaa Abdel-Fattah, fresh out of prison on bail, gathered by Cairo Opera House to demand the release of all political prisoners in Egypt
|
Law establishing harsher penalties for terrorism has been sent to the presidency for approval
|
Cairo University's board of deans decides to allow police back on campus after three explosions near its campus on Wednesday killed a senior police officer
|
A review commissioned by British Prime Minister David Cameron into the Muslim Brotherhood and its relations to the UK will involve the group's leadership, says Cameron's spokeswoman
|
|
|
|
|
Agnad Misr, a little-known Islamist movement, claims responsibility for deadly explosions that struck Cairo University on Wednesday
|
Hossam Salamah, a high school student, died on Thursday from birdshot wounds sustained during last week's clashes at Cairo University
|
Egypt's minister of higher education says police might once again enter campuses during exams to ensure security if unrest worsens
|
'[The international community] must take clear a stance, through full cooperation, to drain the sources of terrorism', presidency says after bomb blasts strike Cairo University
|
The campaign backing Nasserist candidate Hamdeen Sabahi says its members were assaulted at notary offices, where employees were not neutral regarding the presidential race
|
|
|
One of the three blasts Wednesday killed a brigadier-general and injured five officers
|
Minors had been arrested during clashes from November to January on charges of defying Egypt's protest law, which mandates a police approval for all demonstrations
|
The Muslim Brotherhood, now under investigation in the UK, warns Western powers to beware of the 'treachery of the fascist military junta in Egypt'
|
The two African foreign ministers had a 'frank and open discussion' that included Ethiopia's Grand Renaissance Dam, a source of contention between the two countries
|
Tarek El-Mergawi, a brigadier-general, died from wounds caused by a nail bomb, which went off on Wednesday at Cairo University, says Egypt's forensic authority
|
Ibrahim Mahlab says 'cowardly' attacks on police at Cairo University will not hinder the state's fight against terrorism
|
Gaber Nassar, head of Cairo University, says that the academic semester will continue after the campus was hit with three explosions on Wednesday, he also calls for an anti-terrorism law
|