Egypt's opposition called for nationwide protests against a constitution backed by President Mohamed Mursi

The US government has advised Egypt to request the delay of a proposed loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) until January

Security forces have surrounded the prosecutor-general's office in downtown Cairo

A prominent Egyptian politician expressed satisfaction with the holding of the Saturday referendum

Egypt Freedom and Justice Party organizes a news conference for families of all those killed or injured in recent bloody clashes

Key Egyptian rights groups called Sunday for a repeat of the first round of the constitutional referendum, alleging the vote was marred

Hussein lashed out at the West for launching a psychological war against the Egyptian nation

Tourism officials have claimed that 50 per cent of all reservations made in Egyptian hotels for the Christmas season have been cancelled

Jazeera Airways Group announced that its rights issue of 178 million shares will launch as scheduled on Monday December 17, to raise the company's capital by 74% to KD42m

Egypt’s largest gold producer, the Australia-based Centamin PLC, has been allowed by the government to export around 1.6 tonnes

The choice looks simple. Over the coming week Egypt’s electorate of 51m will have the opportunity to vote yes or no to a new constitution

An interior ministry official announced on Thursday that the ministry had taken all necessary measures to secure the referendum

Egypt's official news agency says the nation's top prosecutor has reinstated the judge investigating last week's deadly violence between supporters and opponents of President Mohammed Morsi

A leading opposition figure warned of more blood on the streets when Egyptians vote on a new constitution championed by Islamist President Mohamed Morsi

The Egyptian government has issued a decision to raise fuel prices for cement companies that use Mazut for production by 130 per cent

Egypt's main opposition alliance called for a "No" vote in the referendum on a disputed constitution

Egypt’s Finance Ministry said on Wednesday it would offer $1bn of one-year treasury bills for auction on December 17

The Egyptian army has postponed a meeting it had called to bring together various sides to try to defuse the country’s political crisis

Tahrir Doctors’ Society, made up of doctors who actively support the revolution, accused Freedom and Justice Party member, Hazem Farouk, of torturing citizens

Sharif Abdel Kouddous reports from the streets of Cairo, where thousands of people have taken to the streets

Prime Minister Hesham Qandil confirmed that Egypt has requested from the International Monetary Fund a one-month delay in approval of the US$4.8 billion loan.