âTime for work,â says Al-Sisi in post-victory address
President-elect to be sworn in Sunday after lopsided victory
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37 students receive suspended jail sentences for violating Protest Law
Students were arrested from a pro-Morsi rally in Mansoura
Shutdown of Egyptian satirical show met with condemnation
âWeâd rather shut down the show than humiliate it,â says Bassem Youssef
NCW denies expelling EU observers from its symposium
National Council for Women accuses EU of trying to deny the legitimacy of the â30 June Revolutionâ, while the EU says NCW chairman was âmisinformedâ about its missionâs report
EU observer mission declines comment on departure from NCW symposium
Mission members were asked to leave the symposium after NCW head expressed displeasure with missionâs report on presidential elections
Shayfeencom reports violations during presidential elections vote-counting
Elections watchdog issues report over violations it observed during last weekâs elections
Badie protests prosecutionâs court argument: Lawyer
Muslim Brotherhood leadersâ trial for inciting violence postponed to 14 June
EIPR sues government for subsidising fuel to factories
Subsidies to factories do not benefit the state or its citizens: EIPR
Sabahy campaign withdraws from polling stations due to frequent violations
Presidential candidate cites âlarge-scaleâ violations against his campaign members during the last 48 hours
PEC denies authenticity of video showing ballot stuffing
Violations reported on the two-day electoral process of the presidential elections
Egyptians head to the polls to choose next president
Egyptians line up for the second presidential elections Egypt has witnessed in two years
Presidential candidatesâ vision for Egyptâs top issues
Al-Sisi stresses that practicing freedoms should be balanced with national security, citing concern that the former might lead to chaos.
Parties condemn draft Parliamentary Elections Law
Political movements wary of a return to Mubarak-era practices due to the new draft
Draft Parliamentary Elections Law finalised
Drafted by a special committee, the law is expected to govern coming parliamentary elections
Groups condemn Alexandrian activistâs imprisonment
Sentenced to two years in prison, Mahienour El-Massry is accused of taking part in a protest without prior notice; court to appeal her imprisonment
Egypt distances itself from violence in Libya
Foreign ministry addresses the alleged coup attempt in Libya which left at least 79 killed
Brotherhood ânever committed violent actsâ: Badie
Verdict in Brotherhood leadersâ trial on 7 June; Badie, Al-Beltagy and Hegazy testify in their own defence in court
Former Brotherhood Supreme Guide acquitted
Mahdi Akef was charged with insulting the judiciary
Cabinet to review memorandum of understanding with MBC
Prime minister denies cancelling the memorandum; says it is not âlegally bindingâ
Freedom for the Brave wary of verdict in Al-Azhar studentsâ appeal
Movement calls for reversing a court ruling sentencing 12 students to 17 years in prison
Travel ban lifted for Egyptâs representative in Intel science fair
17-year old student was earlier prevented from travelling pending investigation into the charge of torching a policemanâs car
TV presenter acquitted over broadcasting alleged leaked phone calls
Abdel Raheem Ali was accused of libel by two activists for whom he had broadcast alleged leaked phone calls
Draft law combating sexual harassment is a positive yet insufficient step: Womenâs rights advocates
Cabinet finalises draft legislation creating harsher penalties for sexual harassment
Torture is an âunwritten lawâ: Rights groups
Rights groups condemn continued torture practices
Misr Al-Hurreya Party endorses Sabahy for president
Party joins group of political movements giving the Nasserist candidate their vote of confidence
Urgent Matters Court bans Mubarakâs party from running in upcoming elections
Court bans leaders of now-dissolved National Democratic Party from running
UPDATE: Military aircraft sent to look for 5 missing citizens in Aswan
Defence minister orders search
Judge releases student to compete in Intel science competition
Released on bail, Abdallah Assem was initially detained for 15 days unable to attend the competition in the United States
Friday blasts kill 5
Terrorist forces will not affect the peoplesâ will to see the âroadmapâ through, cabinet says
Parties call for inclusion in amending laws to govern parliamentary elections
Presidential decree to form a committee to amend Political Participation Law
criticised