Egyptian protesters scaled the walls of the U.S. embassy in Cairo on Tuesday and pulled down the American flag

Egypt has agreed to allow Hamas to open a mission in Cairo

Cairo, September 11 - Egypt "will not negotiate the welcoming of Egyptian Copts by some European countries with third parties

A bona fide example of female subservience was on full display elsewhere in The New York Times, in a news article about premarital counselling classes offered by Egypt’s ruling Muslim Brotherhood.

Speaking to an overflow crowd at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, noted Muslim scholar Tariq Ramadan criticized extreme Islamists

Those who withdrew from the assembly stated they would be giving up their seats

Egyptian Christian lawyer Mamdouh Ramzi warned of the repercussions of the immigration of Copts

Unverified pictures of books strewn about on the streets or with pages torn out

The dissolved People’s Assembly may not reconvene after a ruling by the Supreme Constitutional Court

Up until last year, the career of Egypt’s new defense minister and army chief, General Abdul-Fattah al-Sisi had been a model of quiet progression

The Parliament's People's Assembly to be reinstated through a court verdict

Last month saw Egypt's latest large-scale "collective punishment" of Christian Copts

A complaint was filed by Dr. Samir Sabry, a cassation lawyer, against the Islamic Al-Nas Channel

When Rafek Farouk, cofounder of Copts 38, begun to chant against the Coptic Church’s divorce laws inside the church’s headquarters, dogs were brought in to run him and others off the grounds.

At the opening of the first General Conference of Student Unions on Wednesday, President Mohamed Morsy said Egypt is a civil state, not a military or religious one.

Salafist Nour Party spokesperson Nader Bakkar announced that he has turned down membership of Egypt's Supreme Press Council, in a statement on his official Facebook and Twitter accounts, Wednesday.

Cairo police have intensified their efforts to clear the city’s streets of all vendors, along with their stands, carts and unregistered kiosks

Egypt's labor organizations have been forced to operate in a legal vacuum since the revolution.

While dubbed mostly Islamist, the new formation of the National Human Rights Council raises critical concerns about the entity’s mandate, members say.

A spokesman for Egypt's Constitutional Assembly tasked with drafting a new constitution has denied recent speculation that Egypt's Al-Azhar would represent a "source of legislation" in the country's new national charter.

An Egyptian Muslim posted a YouTube videotape of himself cursing Islam and its holy book, the Koran