Latest in Tag: Muslim Brotherhood Highlight
Latest in Tag: Muslim Brotherhood
Controversy increases over Muslim Brotherhood killings
Journalists claim to have been arrested outside Zeinhom morgue, while Interior Ministry says it arrested 21 more middle-ranking Brotherhood members
Tamarod: From deposing Morsi to its own collapse
25 January and 30 June were not revolutions because we havenât done anything differently since, says ex-Tamarod founder
9 Muslim Brotherhood members killed in Cairo
Brotherhood accuses police of ‘executing’ members in cold blood; police say deceased fired at forces, were killed in action
Counter measures to threats should respect rights, rule of law: Rights groups
Extensive analysis and reactions by different groups continue amid tense political climate following Barakatâs killing
From palace to prison: 1 year of Morsiâs rule
Daily News Egypt reviews decisions and circumstances which led to former president Mohamed Morsi losing popularity in one year
Regional, international community condemns Barakatâs assassination
Egypt’s allies reaffirm backing Al-Sisi while foreign reactions want killers brought to justice
Legal amendments expected to speed up executions
Possible Muslim Brotherhood figures’ executions in coming days, says human rights expert
People pay price of failed security policies: 6 April
Security agencies cannot face armed protestors, but only peaceful protests in the streets, says Muslim Brotherhood
Egyptâs young activists face crackdown, repression: Amnesty International
âThe country has reverted fully to being a police state,â rights group says
2 dead, 13 injured in bomb attack on Transport Authority staff
Explosion coincides with assassination of Prosecutor General ahead of 30 June anniversary
Interior ministry steps up security measures ahead of 30 June
Opposition movements to stage protests on second anniversary of Morsiâs ouster
Oppositional movements to stage protests on 30 June
Ministry of Interior reviews security measures and arrests alleged terrorists
Al-Tayyeb warns against alleged Shiâa campaigns
Matter seems political and those campaigns are funded by the Saudi regime, Shiâa activists says
Disappeared Esraa El-Taweel to face prosecution on spreading false news charges
Young photojournalist only âslept, ate and was interrogated blindfolded during 15 days of detentionâÂ
Beni Suef explosion survivor dies in hospital
Deceased was injured in bombing last April, accused of assisting others in running explosive factory
Journalist El-Battawyâs location revealed to be Tora Prison: State media
State security speak out hours after complaints arrive to Prosecutor General
Police disperse Ultras Nahdawy protest
Group organised sudden protest in Abdel Moneim Riad Square Saturday night
Egypt denounces Washington Post editorial criticising Al-Sisiâs rule
US newspaper opts to blow terroristsâ horn, says Egyptian embassy in Washington
Saudi Foreign Ministry allegedly supported Muslim Brotherhood figures
The ministry warned its citizens against visiting Wikileaks website for leaked documents
Abul Fotouhâs âvisionâ stirs criticism, reservations
Misr Al-Qawia leader calls for early presidential elections and release of opposition
Official condemnations of new death sentences for Brotherhood leaders
The verdict should be reviewed only by judicial entities, says Egyptian lawyer
Former president on death row
Morsi received death sentence in prison break trial, life sentence in espionage trial, defence to appeal the verdict
Court might withdraw death sentence in Morsi trial: Experts
Defence team spokesperson in âPrison Breakâ and espionage trials anticipates court to withdraw many death sentences
Arab Spring and the rise of non-state actors
By Fadi Elhusseini In the past four years, Arabs have been living an endless Sisyphean ordeal, an unexpected nightmare after rising for what they called “the Arab Spring”. A very similar scenario was cloned in most of the Arab Spring countries. Alas, a hopeful revolution turned into belligerence, then into strife followed by a war, …
Rassd board membersâ disciplinary confinement is administrative punishment: Lawyer
Al-Fakharany and Mostafa received life sentences in the âRabaa Operations Roomâ case in April, next trial session following appeal expected to be decided in October
Irish government seeks presidential pardon for Ibrahim Halawaâs release
Irish teenager detained in Egypt has entered another hunger strike, demanding return to Ireland
How much longer can Al-Sisi play solo?
âYou told me you were going to be like a bulldozer which paves the wayâŠwhere is that bulldozer?â This figure of speech was used by President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi, aimed at Prime Minister Ibrahim Mehleb in a Sunday public speech. âPresident kids PMâ, newspapers headlines read the next morning. But anybody who followed …
3,977 people arrested in 2015 for alleged Muslim Brotherhood membership: Interior ministry
By the numbers, arrests averages leap in 2015, detainees are either waiting for an investigation or were handed sentences, rights groups says
US officials will not meet Muslim Brotherhood delegation
We havenât changed our policy, asserts Department of State spokesman
Egypt summons US ambassador over Muslim Brotherhood figuresâ US visit
Policy on the Muslim Brotherhood did not change, says State Department spokesman