Egypt's president stressed the need for his country to have a bigger role in international affairs

Islamist Mohammed Morsi said he will demonstrate more independence from the U.S. in decision-making

A handful of striking bus depots return to work but remain sceptical over management promises to consider their demands for administration shake-up

Planning and International Cooperation Minister Ashraf al-Araby signed Sunday morning a 940 million euro agreement

A Canadian Coptic Christian who fears for his life says he is breathing a bit easier after asking police to help protect him over allegations by Egypt

“The Embassy of the United States condemns hurting the religious feelings of Muslims"

The monitoring revealed that, as sexual harassment incidents rise, outward signs of religiosity and religious extremism are also growing in Egyptian society.

The Serapeum of Saqqara, an ancient Egyptian site has reopened after 10 years of renovation work.

Missouri Rep. Todd Akin said Thursday that the U.S. should suspend aid to Egypt

A judge Thursday refused to order YouTube to take down the film trailer that has inflamed the Muslim world

The gates of the American University in Cairo (AUC) were shut for a second time in a week early Thursday by a number of students protesting rising tuition fees.

Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi on Wednesday appointed as the country’s new intelligence chief

Lawmakers are moving to permit billions of dollars in U.S. foreign aid

"You erased the picture of the one who died in Port Said before bringing justice for every martyr"

French schools and cultural centres in Egypt will close on Thursday as a precautionary measure

Police are following up on a complaint accusing former presidential candidate Ahmed Shafiq of giving electoral bribes

Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi held talks with Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi in Cairo on Tuesday

The Illicit Gains Authority referred former People’s Assembly Secretary General Sami Mahran to criminal trial

The District Attorney in the Abdeen neighborhood of Cairo ordered Tuesday the release of five Nile University students

“We never insult any prophet -- not Moses, not Jesus -- so why can’t we demand that Muhammad be respected?”

Presidentof the Nile University (NU) Tarek Khalel resigns in protest of the violent attack by Egypt's Central Security forces