Morsi holds talks with Gul over Palestine, Syria
Palestinian factions to meet in Egypt next week for discussions
Ethar Shalaby
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Islamic Summit’s12th session launches in Cairo
Syria, Palestine and Mali dominate the conference’s agenda
Islamic Summit launches in Cairo
Syrian and Palestinian issues dominate the conference’s agenda
Morsi meets with police figures amid violence
Asks them to respect human rights while dealing with demonstrators
Demeaning enough?
They kept repeating the clip in front of me for more than five subsequent times. I starred at the pixelated screen. But it was still okay. The viciousness was clear enough for me. I could see the legs kicking him in the back, sticks hammering him on his head, hands dragging him from his legs …
Morsy arrives in Germany despite political uproar
Faces protests by Egyptian expatriates in Berlin
Morsy agrees to form committee to review constitutional articles
A committee of legal and political experts will revise proposed amendments on controversial articles
Activist accused of insulting judiciary
Over 1000 judges filed complaints against activists, and Alaa Abdel Fattah was called for questioning
Morsy starts dialogue with political groups despite NSF boycott
President invites 11 political parties and hard line politicians for talks on current situation
Morsy holds all-day meeting with National Defence Council
Presidentâs meeting with National Defence Council follows widespread clashes in several governorates
Makhyoun: âWe will ally with parties of Islamic persuasion, but not the FJP”
Younis Makhyoun, the new leader of the Al-Nour Party, meets with Daily News Egypt.
Morsy discusses democratic transition with McCain
McCain meets president after talks with opposition figures over âeconomic and political developmentsâ
Morsy meets EU council president for talks on economic, political developments
EU still pledges to offer Egypt promised âŹ5 bn grant
Shura Council debates new elections law amid objections
National Council for Women and Copts protest against unfair representation
Qatar to double aid to Egypt
Qatari prime minister labels claims of dominance over Egypt âridiculous jokeâ
Copts dream of a secure Egypt at Christmas
As Coptic Christians celebrate Christmas, hope and fear surrounds Egyptâs future
Ten new ministers take oath in Cabinet reshuffle
Four new Cabinet ministers are known to be Muslim Brotherhood members
Students clash with Al-Masry fans over graffiti
Quarrels between students have left more than 50 injured in Port Said
Protesters attacked on Mohamed Mahmoud Street
Lawyer believes assault near Tahrir Square was an âaction of revenge from Islamistsâ
Parliament elections law remains debated
NSF promotes proportional lists in new parliament elections law
Al-Nour former chairman to launch Al-Watan Party
A large number of Al-Nour party members to join former chairman Emad Abdel Ghafour’s new party
Morsy addresses nation after passing new constitution
Egyptian president thanks citizens, police and judiciary for completing referendum
Controversy over Al-Nour Party head resignation
Abdel Ghafour has allegedly resigned following a series of conflicts regarding Al-Nour Party’s internal elections
Morsy ends current legislative round after appointing 90 members
The Shura Council is made up of of 270 members, 180 of them aelected by the people, and 90 appointed by the president, according to the current constitution
Vice-president resigns
Mahmoud Mekky has submitted his resignation for the second time
State Authority Judges to monitor second phase
About 6,700 judges from different judicial bodies will oversee referendum
Sexual abuse within the family
Sexual abuse in Egypt is a great taboo but it is the victims who pay the price for societyâs intolerance
Referendum will be binding regardless of margin
Door still open for dialogue on constitution even after referendum
Fighter jets buzz Giza
Presidential sources call the over-pass âroutine trainingâ
Morsy meets with allies
Political and legal figures discuss constitutional crisis with Morsy, political opposition not represented