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February 5, 2014

Itihadiya victims’ families accuse former Egyptian Interior Minister of murder

The families of victims who died during clashes outside the Itihadiya presidential palace in December 2012 have condemned a decision by Egyptian authorities to exclude the names of eight...

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February 5, 2014

Egyptian politician to sue Sky News for reporting false remarks

Former Egyptian presidential candidate Dr Mohammad Salim Al-Awa has said that he will sue Sky News for attributing false information about the Rabaa al-Adawiyya massacre to him. Al-Awa denied...

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February 5, 2014

Egypt’s coup leaders employ Israeli company to secure Suez Canal

A report by the Arab Organisation for Human Rights has revealed that an Israeli company, Seagull Maritime Security, provides maritime security services for cruises and cargo ships passing through...

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February 5, 2014

Muslim Brotherhood says Egyptians will protect the President at any cost

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood has avowed that the Egyptian people will not abandon their freedom, dignity and values and will march against the frivolous and oppressive trial of their President....

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February 5, 2014

This is what Morsi told the judge

Upon his first appearance in court, ousted Egyptian President, Mohammed Morsi, introduced himself before as “the legal president of Egypt,” and waved his hand with the Rabaa al-Adawiyya massacre...

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February 5, 2014

The cancelling of Youssef’s show on Egyptian TV attracts a wide range of criticism

Egyptian pro-coup TV channel CBC’s decision to cancel the ironic show of the famous Egyptian sarcastic TV presenter Bassem Youssef has aroused a wave of angry responses among Egyptians....

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February 5, 2014

National Salvation Front will support Al-Sisi if he runs for president in Egypt

The head of el-Wafd Party and a leading member of the National Salvation Front, has said that his opposition group will support the coup’s leader, defence minister, Abdel Fattah...

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February 5, 2014

Egyptian authorities prevent journalists from covering Morsi’s trial

Egyptian security services prevented anti-coup journalists and solicitors from attending ousted president, Mohammed Morsi’s, trial. Sources said that Court of Appeal in Cairo decided to hold the hearing...

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February 5, 2014

Egyptian security forces close Tahrir Square as Morsi’s trial begins

Egyptian security forces have closed Tahrir Square to vehicles and pedestrians to prevent mass protests developing in the square. A joint Egyptian army and police force prevented cars...

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February 5, 2014

After freeing real killers, Egypt set to prosecute elected president

PHOTOS The Egyptian judiciary is to prosecute ousted president Mohammed Morsi, the first ever elected Egyptian president, for inciting the killing of protesters, Reuters reported on Monday. A report...

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