Candid statements by Egyptian political figures regarding Ethiopia's contentious Nile dam move – aired on live TV without their knowledge – draw scathing criticism, mockery from President Morsi's detractors
|
Egyptian presidential office will submit a final, 'substantially modified' draft of the proposed NGO law to lawmakers in two days
|
After modifying handful of controversial articles, Egypt's presidency plans to refer final version of proposed NGO law to parliament's upper house within days
|
Videos of brutal public executions have become increasingly common in Egypt. Experts say lynching phenomenon could spread to major cities
|
Made up of Islamists and other political figures, Egypt's National Conscience Front talks to President Morsi about 'the need for strong, competent premier and ministers'
|
Gamila Ismail shows skills only 1 week after being appointed organisational secretary when she contained some tensions over ElBaradei-appointed leaders in Egypt's Constitution Party
|
Main opposition group holds President Mohamed Morsi culpable for 'divisions' and 'bloodshed' in Egypt, accusing him of fascism in fierce attack
|
Given the country's deteriorating security situation, and as policemen's strike enters 2nd week, Egyptians look to novel means of protecting themselves – although not all are endorsed by experts
|
Fierce clashes erupt late Sunday on Cairo's Nile Corniche following eviction of protesters from nearby Tahrir Square
|
The National Salvation Front refused to participate in the president's dialogue process citing a record of 'broken promises'; Morsi supporters say front prisoner of narrow interests
|
The Muslim Brotherhood charges that nationwide violence witnessed on the second anniversary of the 2011 revolution was premeditated, blames opposition
|
Longstanding revolutionary demands for 'human dignity' remain unfulfilled amid continued reports of police abuse and a sorely deficient public healthcare system
|
Muslim Brotherhood's FJP and Salafist Nour Party brace for electoral rivalry while talks remain ongoing between all Egypt's Islamist parties over potential alliances
|
Country's newest Salafist party welcomes parliamentary electoral alliance with other Islamist forces - including rival Nour Party - but rules out cooperation with secularists
|
Targeting 100 per cent of seats, Egypt's Salafist Nour Party could welcome electoral alliance with breakaway group – Watan Party – and Muslim Brotherhood, according to spokesman Nader Bakkar
|
The future of the press is in limbo with papers and publishers sinking into the red, unable to sustain print sales or capitalise on the digital market
|
After congratulating Egyptians on new constitution, President Morsi reveals discussions with his Prime Minister Hisham Qandil over possible changes to Egypt's government
|
Despite almost palpable goal opportunities, Ahly's fumbling defence and a demoralising first half seemed to jinx their chances for the Club World Cup's bronze
|
Morsi's 100-day pledge to restore security means the streets are brimming with police, but critics warn the once-reviled interior ministry is anything but reformed
|
Leading liberal figure Amr Hamzawy has argued that the international community could put pressure on Islamists during the constitutional drafting process
|