European Union ‘temporarily’ removes Hamas from list of terrorist organisations
Change in status based on a technicality according to EU court statement
Latest by Emir Nader
Court overturns seizure of Brotherhood assets
Particular freezes on assets were not constitutional or legal
600 minors held on political charges in unofficial police camp: NGO
Interior Ministry denies existence of Central Security-run Banha centre, claims minors are never detained in prisons
Resumption of military aid to Egypt part of US spending bill for 2015
A new clause permits Secretary of State to bypass democratic conditions on aid
Canada, UK embassies remain closed as security talks ongoing with Interior Ministry
Reported explosion outside British Embassy an ‘accident’
Egyptian authorities deny entry to former US diplomat turned think tank analyst
Latest foreign NGO worker to be barred entry to Egypt
US senate report on CIA reveals widespread use of torture
Document refers to torture of detainee rendered to Egypt
Egypt’s political parties split over new parliamentary laws
Worries mount over representation in upcoming elections, some politicians believe Islamists will be excluded
Award-winning Palestinian cinematographer denied entry to Egypt
Oscar-nominated production team forced to relocate new film to Jordan
12 Zamalek fans referred to criminal court over Mortada Mansour ‘assassination attempt’
Latest development in ongoing feud between club president and Ultras White Knights
Canadian Embassy in Cairo follows British Embassy in security shutdown
US office remains open despite neighbouring embassy closures and Australia’s heightened warning
Shoukry asks Britain to support Libya’s ‘legitimate government institutions’
State institutions and dialogue are key to region’s stability, says Egypt FM
Human rights group criticises investigation into celebrity protesters
Actor Khaled Abol Naga and singer Mohammed Attia have been accused of ‘incitement against the military’
Schools set to reopen in North Sinai border towns
Counterinsurgency operations are still underway but “we cannot suspend schooling forever”, says governor