Egypt

Egypt Judges 'to Oversee Referendum on New Constitution' Despite Boycott

Egypt's top judicial body has said it will oversee a referendum on a new constitution, state media reports.The move comes a day after another body ... Full story

Egypt Judges Attack Mohammed Mursi Ousting of Prosecutor-General

A group of Egyptian judges has criticised President Mohammed Mursi's attempt to remove the country's top prosecutor as a "farce". The president said he was reassigning ... Full story

Egyptian 'Battle of the Camels' Officials Removed

An Egyptian court has acquitted 24 former officials who were accused of sending men on camels and horses to break up a protest in Cairo ... Full story

Egypt's President Mursi Pardons Arrested 'Revolutionaries'

Egypt's President, Mohammed Mursi, has pardoned all those arrested since the beginning of last year's popular uprising that ousted Hosni Mubarak. A post on the president's ... Full story

Egypt Releases Coptic Children Held With Blasphemy Charges

A court in Egypt has ordered the release pending investigation of two Coptic Christian children detained on Tuesday for blasphemy against Islam. A Muslim cleric in ... Full story

Egypt 3rd Most Indebted Nation in the World

Egypt is the third most indebted country in the world, according to the Economist magazine. Egyptian public debt currently stands at US$206.999 billion, which amounts ... Full story

Avigdor Lieberman Rejects Changes to Egypt Treaty

Avigdor Lieberman, Israel's foreign minister, said Sunday that the country will not agree to change its historic 1979 peace treaty with Egypt.  Recent escalations of violence ... Full story

"Innocence of Muslims" Film Protests Spread Across Middle East Video

  Protests against an anti-Islam film made in the US are spreading across the Middle East and North Africa. In Yemen, demonstrators briefly stormed the grounds of ... Full story

Ex-PM Ahmed Nazif Sentenced 3 Years for Corruption

A court in Cairo has sentenced Egypt's former Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif to three years in prison for corruption. Ahmed Nazif, who was prime minister from ... Full story

Egypt Football Fans Attack Headquarters

Hundreds of football fans in the Egyptian capital Cairo have attacked the headquarters of the country's football association, in protest at plans to resume the ... Full story

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