Amr Moussa, head of the Conference Party and a leading member of the National Salvation Front (NSF), declined an offer by SCAF

An Egyptian satirist who has made fun of President Mohamed Morsi on television will be investigated by prosecutors

Ousted President Hosni Mubarak watched the uprising against him unfold through a live TV

Almost everything in Egypt is currently polarised

Egypt's stock market rose strongly on 2013's first day of trading, confirming analysts' expectations that the Central Bank's new system of currency auctions would give the market a boost.

An Egyptian newspaper editor is under investigation for allegedly insulting President Mohamed Morsi

April 6 Youth Movement activist Mohannad Samir's condition has improved significantly after being shot in Tahrir Square, according to his doctor Mahmoud Saad at Ahmed Maher Teaching Hospital.

Egyptian prosecutors say they have launched an investigation against a popular television comedian

An Egyptian satirist who made fun of President Mohamed Morsi on television will be investigated by prosecutors

The leader of Egypt's largest Islamist ultraconservative party has announced he is forming a new political party

Gunmen drove into Cairo's Tahrir Square before dawn and fired at an anti-government sit-in

Organisers of the 2013 New Year's Eve celebration in Tahrir Square ended the event prematurely after a group of about 30 men took over the makeshift stage and prevented artists from finishing scheduled performances

Dr. Essam al-Erian causes controversy by saying Jews who have immigrated to Israel must refuse to live under an oppressive and racist regime and return to their homeland Egypt, where their property will be returned.

Egypt Sunday dropped treason charges against top opposition leaders

The Egyptian pound plummeted to an eight year low against the US dollar on Sunday afternoon

An initiative aimed at tackling Egypt's key economic challenges and promoting dialogue

Former President Hosni Mubarak is fighting death in the Maadi

Egypt's deposed leader Hosni Mubarak, who is serving a life sentence for his role in killing protesters during a 2011 revolt, will stay in an army hospital for at least two weeks after his health deteriorated, his lawyer said on Friday.

Egypt’s chief prosecutor ordered an investigation on Thursday into allegations that opposition leaders committed treason

In recent weeks, several of Egypt’s most popular and prominent satirists, talk show hosts and journalists have received formal complaints

Mubarak, 84, was forced out of power in a 2011 uprising and sentenced to life in prison