Former chief of the International Atomic Energy Agency, potential candidate in Egypt's presidential elections 2011 Mohamed ElBaradei departed Egypt for Vienna on Sunday

A CAIRO court on Saturday closed down three sports programmes broadcast by famous TV presenter Ahmed Shobeir on the private satelliteTV El-Hayat.

Egyptian medical and security sources announced on Tuesday that Egypt's police killed an Ethiopian migrant as tried to cross the Egypt-Israel border

A Cairo court on Saturday gave the Egyptian government legal clearance to allow natural gas exports to Israel, cancelling a lower court's verdict to stop exports.

ABUSED women will be given free legal aid by a newly established nongovernmental organisation in Alexandria, one of the founders has pledged. Free legal aid: A newly established NGO in Alexandria will give abused women and children free legal aid.

The Former Chief of the UN nuclear Agency Mohammed ElBaradei is positioning himself as a force for change in Egypt ElBaradei, 67, said that he might run for the Egyptian upcoming presidential elections

Mohamed ElBaradie, the former chief of the UN atomic watchdog, has said he will lead a front composed of different political powers in Egypt, to press for change and effect social justice. Former UN nuclear chief Mohamed El Baradei.

Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak on Monday called for confronting all elements of division and extremism which threaten security and stability in the Islamic world and distort the image of Islam

The Shura Council (the Upper House of the Egyptian Parliament) Monday dismissed a remark made in a TV interview by former chief of the International Atomic Energy Agency Mohamed ElBaradei. The remark was deemed offensive by MP Mohamed Khalifa.

Former Egypt's Ghad Party president Ayman Nour announced the start of the second stage of the "door knocking" campaign which aims to open up nominations for the presidency, according to Egypt's press

Former Chief of UN nuclear Mohamed ElBaradei said on Sunday that Egypt has stagnated under the Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak while corruption has thrived, criticizing the Egyptian ruling system

Egyptian police report a makeshift bomb was hurled at Cairo's main downtown synagogue in the early hours of the morning, causing a brief fire but no injuries, security sources said Sunday.

CAIRO - It's something Egyptians rely on daily: the ''ambooba,'' the steel canister of government-subsidized cooking and heating gas, hooked to the stove or water heater in the cramped homes of nearly everyone in this country's large population of poor.

CAIRO - It's something Egyptians rely on daily: the ''ambooba,'' the steel canister of government-subsidized cooking and heating gas, hooked to the stove or water heater in the cramped homes of nearly everyone in this country's large population of poor.

Cairo - Tunisia won its 8 th African Cup of Nations after beating Egypt 24-21 t in the final game in Cairo on Saturday. Immediately after the Ivorian referee blew the final whistle, thousands of supporters of the

HAVING been at the centre of a massive controversy in Egypt over recent months, former United Nations nuclear chief Mohamed El-Baradei is contemplating his future after arriving back in Cairo on Friday to an exuberant welcome from supporters.

New York - Millions of Egyptian children continue to live in poverty, despite recent gains made for young people, particularly on the legislative front, a study commissioned by the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) revealed Friday.

In a written address to the Muslim nation on Thursday, freshly-elected Muslim Brotherhood (MB) Supreme Guide Mohamed Badie talked about "trying times," recalling how the Prophet Mohamed had

Egypt came under review Wednesday for the first time at the United Nations Human Rights Council for its rights record.

Egyptian security detained two members of a protest group Wednesday after they spray-painted walls in Cairo to support a potential presidential challenger to Hosni Mubarak, members of the group told Reuters.

(CNN) -- The legendary Egyptian "boy king" Tutankhamun, commonly known as King Tut, died of conditions including malaria and complications from a leg fracture, according to a study