Detained military officer Mohamed Tareq al-Wadie will not be released as part of President Mohamed Morsy’s amnesty

After a tense 48-hour standoff between President Mohamed Morsi and the judiciary, the head of the state has seemingly allowed Egypt's prosecutor general to remain in his post.

Liberal and leftist political groups and parties demand president Morsi open an investigation immediately into violent clashes that left hundreds injured in Cairo's Tahrir Square Friday afternoon.

The Administrative Court adjourned on Saturday the lawsuit seeking to ban Tawfiq Okasha from appearing on his show until 20 October.

The "We are All Khaled Said" Facebook page slams on Saturday the Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party's newspaper coverage of Friday's clashes.

Citizens of Egypt have received emails seeking donations to President Barack Obama's campaign

The 25 defendants acquitted of orchestrating the 2 February 2011 "Battle of Camel" attack on Tahrir Square, could be retried, Egypt presidential advisor Seif Abdel-Fattah said on Wednesday.

A large number of Ultras Ahlawy on Wednesday stormed the Ahly club and demanded that Chairman Hassan Hamdy resign for tarnishing the club's reputation.

A group of political parties, movements, and independent trade unions signed a statement declaring their full support for the doctors’ strike, amid accusations that support or opposition of the strike is politically motivated.

Egypt expects to start distributing coupons for subsidised cooking gas

Hayat satellite TV station on Thursday afternoon retracted news it aired on Wednesday

Egypt's new president has issued a decree pardoning all those charged with or convicted of acts "in support of the revolution"

The panel writing Egypt’s new constitution released a partial draft of the document on Wednesday, calling for a public debate

The Suez Canal corridor is set to become a bridge connecting Africa with Asia if a grand plan by Egypt's new government

Turkish hospitality chain, Rixos Hotels, said on Tuesday it has opened its first hotel in Egypt

Head of Arafa Holding calls for new laws to regulate industrial action, claiming wildcat strikes are damaging country's reputation

Fifty advisors from the administrative prosecution’s office have filed suit against the Constituent Assembly, demanding that its work be suspended and that the legislation regarding its formation be annulled.

The Egyptian doctors' strike is entering its "decisive week," the strike's general committee said Monday. The doctors began an open-ended strike on 1 October to demand better working conditions and an increase in the healthcare budget.

On Monday President Mohamed Morsy issued a mass pardon for all those accused or found guilty of crimes pertaining to the events of the 25 January revolution — with some exceptions.

Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi’s blanket pardon of hundreds of activists arrested

Dressed in a black shirt bearing her brother's name, Mary Daniel retraces his last steps before he was killed