Egypt’s local-currency borrowing costs fell to a 10-month low

The United States does not consider Egypt's Islamist-led government an ally or an enemy

President Mohammad Morsi condemned the recent video that sparked protests around the Muslim world

Clashes between protesters and Egyptian Central Security Forces continued near the US embassy

Egyptian security officers arrested Wednesday four suspects accused of breaching the grounds of the US Embassy in Cairo

A Cairo appeals court on Wednesday overturned the conviction of one of the Arab world's most famous actors, Adel Imam

The official said the European Union and other institutions and countries were considering financial support for Egypt

Egypt's stocks shrugged off political tensions resulting from the storming of the US Embassy in Cairo

Egyptian President Muhammad Mursi held talks here yesterday with Commerce and Industry Minister Dr. Tawfiq Al-Rabiah and instructed his officials to remove all obstacles facing Saudi investment in the country

Egyptian authorities on Tuesday referred Hosni Mubarak's last prime minister to trial on corruption charges

Heavily-bearded Islamists drink tea and exchange hearty greetings with a handful of secular politicians and a priest from the Coptic Christian minority.

On Saturday 15 September, the Cairo Symphony Orchestra will open the new music season

Egypt denied on Tuesday comments attributed to Iranian Oil Minister Rostam Qasemi that it was in talks to buy Iranian crude oil.

Egyptian protesters removed the American flag from the walls of the US embassy in Cairo during a thousands-strong demonstration

Egypt's tour guides demonstrated Sunday, protesting that they are attacked by souvenir vendors

The Egyptian Super Cup went ahead in Alexandria on Sunday despite the kick-off being delayed

Iran is in talks to sell oil to Egypt

Egypt would "work to reach a consensus over an immediate halt to the killing and violence; the preservation of Syrian unity"

Egypt's balance of payments deficit widened to $11.3 billion in the 2011/12 financial year

If women continue to silently put up with the daily sexual harassment in the Egyptian streets, the society will witness new crimes

Colonel Ahmed Mohamed Mohamed Ali told a news conference in Cairo that 32 “criminal elements” were killed and 38 suspects arrested,