Mohamed Morsi Archives - Page 8 of 17

Hamas asserts its non-intervention in Egypt’s internal affairs, denies Mubarak’s testimony

Past ruler was testifying in ‘Prison Break’ case where onetime President Mohamed Morsi is standing trial

In Cartoon: Egypt’s debt burden

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Young political cartoonists use symbols to fight ‘red lines’

Since the ouster of former president Mohamed Morsi, cartoonist say it has become more taboo to draw the country’s leaders in an unflattering light

Update: Explosion in construction site leaves two dead

A bomb in 6th of October City kills girl and her mother

Morsi ‘Presidential Palace’ trial postponed until Thursday

Cairo Criminal Court puts trial on hold due to absence of witnesses

Al-Jazeera ruling ‘disturbing sign for the future of the Egyptian press’: Rights groups

Local and international rights groups quick to condemn “politically orchestrated” trial

Al-Nour Party may form secular coalition for parliamentary elections

Islamist party looks to civil parties for new coalition in upcoming elections

Minya verdict ‘heinous crime unprecedented in history’: MB

Brotherhood hits back at judiciary over death sentence for 183 alleged Islamists

Police officer shot dead in Sohag

Interior ministry says officer killed in campaign to arrest members of cell allegedly responsible for a number of crimes

‘Presidential Palace’ trial postponed

Next hearing will take place on Monday

Al-Beltagy and Hegazy’s request for new judge denied

Islamist leaders charged with torturing two policemen and managing Rabaa Al-Adaweya sit-in

‘Operations Room’ trial postponed to 23 June

Among the 52 on trial are Supreme Guide of the Muslim Brotherhood Mohamed Badie and journalist Mohamed Soltan

Fahmy discusses African relations

Foreign minister conducts telephone calls to discuss development and African Union

Further congratulatory phone calls to Al-Sisi on inauguration

Italian and American presidents congratulate Al-Sisi as he assumes presidency

Morsi, Muslim Brotherhood ‘Presidential Palace’ trial delayed

Court will hear additional testimony when it resumes later this month

Reporters Without Borders beseeches Al-Sisi to ensure freedoms enshrined in constitution

It is the president’s responsibility to ensure journalists receive the protection they need, says media freedom watchdog

28 Morsi supporters sentenced, 10 others acquitted in Sohag

A Sohag court issues guilty verdicts for more than two dozen Morsi supporters

BBC crew briefly detained when interviewing Rabaa widow

News crew released from Nasr City Police Station were not arrested or charged

Jordan requests import of 20,000 tons of rice as exception to Egypt ban

As Syrian crisis harms trade with Jordan and refugees put pressure on its food supply, country is looking for new import partners

State institutions hold no bias toward particular candidate: Mansour

Those who do not participate in political life run risk of being ruled by someone who does not represent their interests, says interim president

One flew over Egypt’s cuckoo’s nest

By Johannes Amin Makar It does not take much to consider Egypt a madhouse of giant proportions. An average walk in the streets of the country’s capital, Cairo, is all you need to rub shoulders with its audio-visual mania. Deafening horns, the hums of the, at times not so romantic, 1,001 minarets, and cars chasing around …

Daily News Egypt

May 24, 2014

US Department of State acknowledges ‘shrinking space for dialogue’ in Egypt

Officials in Washington are “encouraging transparent and fair” elections

Ali Omar

May 24, 2014

Egypt’s rule of law: Strong on paper, shakier on the ground

Earlier this month, Egypt’s cabinet passed a law confronting one of the country’s worst epidemics. The new sexual harassment law both increases fines against offenders and expands actions which are defined as harassment by law. In a country where it has been estimated that 99.3% of women are sexually harassed, the amendments to the Penal …