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Another extremist group faces trial
Ajnad Misr is the fourth group to be prosecuted by the State
Armed opposition to post-30 June regime: Different ideologies, similar aims
After 30 June, an obvious rise in militancy was witnessed in Egyptâs streets
Egyptâs Islamists outraged by Morsi supporterâs execution
Mahmoud Ramadan hanged on criminal charges, groups argue verdict was politically motivated
Post-revolution Interior Ministers: The Iron Hand of the Regime
After 11 February 2011 and the toppling of former President Hosni Mubarak, six interior ministers have occupied one of the most controversial governmental seats in Egypt
âMorsi supporterâ executed for killing child in Alexandria
An appeal against the verdict by the defendant, who was sentenced to death, was sent to prosecutor and president
Hamas members in Egypt to be arrested, assets frozen: Justice Minister
Group leaders demanded Saudi intervention to revoke verdict
Islamist parties refuse âdisgracefulâ Hamas terrorist designation
In February, Hamasâs military brigades were also designated as a terrorist group
Al-Sisi meets Russian Security Council secretary
Relations between Egypt and Russia have been developing since 2013
Court orders retrial for Qatar, Turkey terrorism cases
Lawsuits argues countries took a âhostile positionâ against Egypt, supported Muslim Brotherhood
Sons of Islamist leader receive prison sentences
Defendants were accused of murder and possessing weapons
âPopular Resistanceâ claims setting police checkpoint ablaze
Group posted footage of alleged members burning the Talbiya traffic checkpoint in Giza
3rd detainee dies in Matariya police station
Official autopsy reports shows lawyer Kareem Hamdy was tortured to death, prosecution orders media gag on further investigation findings
2 prisoners allegedly die of torture in Matariya Police Station
Families accuse security forces of torturing relatives to death, interior ministry claims deceased suffered circulatory collapse
Badie referred to military tribunal for second time
Muslim Brotherhood Supreme Guide already given death and life sentences
Port Said âprison clashesâ trial postponed
Interior Minister refrains from attending session, citing security reasons
240 referred to Minya military courts for attacking churches
Defendants charged with violent acts after forceful dispersal of Rabaa Al-Adaweya sit-in
Election race heat up, as registration doors shut
Candidates started applying to the SEC on 8 February, with the door for candidacy set to be closed on 17 February, but which was then extended by two days for those who had applied but were missing the required documents
Media gag imposed on Ansar Beit Al-Maqdis trial
Group pledged allegiance to âIslamic Stateâ, changed name to âState of Sinaiâ
Pro-Morsi judgesâ verdict postponed to 14 March
Defendants charged with supporting ousted president and Brotherhood
More Islamists referred to military tribunals
Since 1950s, special military courts used as judicial tool to crack down on Islamist opposition
Parliamentary elections update- 18 February
Most candidates are aged between 41 and 50 years of age.
Egyptâs locally praised airstrikes condemned by opposition
Parallel government in Libya consider airstrikes violation of international law
Egyptians in Libya prefer to stay
Despite escalating turmoil, Egyptians in Libya said they are unwilling to return to Egypt
Trial banning Charlie Hebdo in Egypt postponed to 15 March
Lawsuit argues publication insults Islamâs prophet
Militant insurgency, curfew will restrict electoral process: Sinai political parties
When asked about how the current insurgency will affect the electoral process, Hasona added that it will have a negative effect on both the voters and the candidates. âIn tribal communities, discussion sessions usually take place after sunset.
Reflections of a female Bedouin candidate on upcoming elections
Daily News Egypt interviewed Naâsa Ibrahim, a female Bedouin activist from South Sinai who will run individually for the seat in the Ras Sidr and Al-Tor electoral district.
Morsi, interior minister to testify in Port Said prison clashes trial
51 defendants are charged with killing 42, injuring 150
Bread and Freedom Party demands release of all prisoners of conscience
Leftist party boycotting elections, citing oppressive practices by police
2 more Islamist parties boycott elections
The Building and Development Party and Al-Wasat Party have announced they will boycott the upcoming parliamentary elections and will not support any entity. The Building and Development Party, the political arm of Al-Jamaa Al-Islamiya, said in a statement Monday that the country only sees âstaged elections, which will increase the divisions between the Egyptian peopleâ. …