Morsy addresses nation amid unrest
Morsy said investigations have revealed that many of those present in skirmishes were armed and paid to ignite violence.
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Former Prosecutor General resumes his old position in Appeals Court
Requested SJC to go back to his previous job two days ago
Mass resignations in protest at palace clashes
Presidential advisers resign due to violence while judges and diplomats refuse to cooperate with referendum plans
VP not to continue according to new constitution
Denounces protests surrounding Supreme Constitutional Court
Morsy’s legitimacy at risk
Analysts sceptical about opposition dialogue with Morsy amid protests
President’s legal adviser in hot water with Judges Club
State Council Judges Club considers revoking Gadalla’s membership over criticism of judges
Morsy assures constitutional declaration needed for transitional phase
“Opposition to constitutional declaration is positive and healthy”
Nawara Negm: “Morsy has lost his legitimacy”
Journalist, blogger and activist discusses corruption and legitimacy with DNE
Malek Adly: “We could not give Morsy the chance to show up as our new God”
Lawyer and political activist Malek Adly speaks about Tuesday’s million man march in Tahrir.
Ahmed Fouad Negm: A new revolution is under way
“This is another wave of the revolution. There is no constitutional declaration or even a constitution. Morsy is free to do whatever he wants. A new revolution is underway”
El-Hamalawy: “Morsy has failed even in the simple bread and butter issues”
Socialist activist, journalist and blogger says Egypt is on the brink of class warfare
ElBaradei leads Shubra march against presidential decree
Thousands fill Tahrir square opposing Morsy’s constitutional declaration
Morsy affirms respect for judiciary bodies
“Very optimistic” that Egypt will overcome crisis
Morsy to meet with Supreme Council of Judiciary
Set to address the nation in a statement to explore controversial articles in constitutional declaration
Morsy says declaration is “temporary”
Claims follow two hour meeting with advisers and assistants
Shi’as banned from Cairo Ashura celebrations
Shi’a Muslims say Salafis, police prevented them from entering Al-Hussain mosque
Qandil defends constitutional declaration
“These powers used to lie with the Supreme Council of Armed Forces.”
Coptic presidential assistant decides to resign, presidential team holds urgent meeting
Team will hold an urgent meeting tomorrow to “decide on the steps ahead and how to deal with the current division in the country.”
Morsy issues new constitutional declaration
Replaces general prosecutor and gives himself the right to make any decision to “protect the revolution and save the nation to achieve national unity”
Egypt announces ceasefire in Gaza to start at 9pm
Agreement to be implemented within 24 hours
Morsy meets with Pope Tawadros II
President Morsy welcomed the newly enthroned pope to the presidential palace
Bishop Basanti: Building churches a priority
After the enthronement of Pope Tawadros II, Daily News Egypt speaks with Bishop Basanti of Helwan and Maasara on the priorities of the Coptic community. Anba Basanti repetitively affirms, in a soft tone, that building churches is what grips his mind and heart.
Morsy expects Gaza attacks to end Tuesday
Negotiations to be finalised within hours
Morsy and Erdogan talk business
Egypt and Turkey endorse 27 economic agreements while Morsy and Erdogan condemn Gaza attacks
Papal enthronement
Pope Tawadros II: Background and biography
Pope Tawadros II: If they implement Shari’a, we have many responses and ideas
Pope Tawadros II speaks to the Daily News Egypt
Domestic violence: a woman’s permanent scar
Egyptian women share their domestic violence experiences with DNE
Elections to select new FJP president likely in October
Six or seven party figureheads are planning to run
People’s Assembly secretary general prosecuted
Sami Mahran facing criminal charges relating to profiteering
Clinical death
As the world’s media have rushed to compete on the wave of rapid developments sweeping across the globe, Egypt’s state media focuses on a different story. The Maspero building – with its entire internal and external staff – keep drowning in deep and unchartered waters of corruption, misconduct and a performance far away from the …