The former Egyptian Mufti Sheikh Ali Gomaa, famous for his incitement to kill anti-coup protesters, held the Muslim Brotherhood responsible for the bombings that hit Nahda Square in Giza...

Egypt’s ousted dictator Hosni Mubarak advised Egyptians to elect Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi as president of the country. In an interview with the pro-coup newspaper Al-Masry Al-Youm Wednesday, Mubarak told...

The Muslim Brotherhood condemned the bombing that took place Wednesday at Cairo’s Nahda square, calling for a swift investigation. The Nahda square bombing claimed the life of one senior...

The so-called “Ajnad Masr” group announced its responsibility for the three bombings that targeted police officers outside Cairo University Wednesday, killing one senior officer and injuring five others. In...

There has been a 27 per cent reduction in tourist numbers in Egypt between February 2013 and the same period in 2014, the Egyptian Central Agency for Public Mobilisation...

Tension has resurfaced between Algeria and Morocco on the eve of US Secretary of State John Kerry’s visit to the region, after an Algerian security report was leaked warning...

The results of the Turkish elections, where the Justice and Development Party won, confirm support for the Arab Spring and the Palestinian cause, Tunisia’s Ennahda Party leader Rashid Ghannouchi...

Al-Jazeera should be listed as an organisation which sponsors terrorism, Egyptian Minister of Religious Affairs Mohammed Mokhtar Jomaa said yesterday. Jomaa said the TV network should be blacklisted because...

The Public Prosecution Service in east Cairo started probes in to a complaint filed against potential presidential candidate Hamdeen Sabahi. Anti-coup mass media reported the incident saying: “At last,...

Islamist Libyan leader and head of Al-Watan Party Abdul-Hakim Belhaj said on Tuesday that his party would use weapons to protect the February revolution, Anadolu news agency reported. “We...

Below is the press statement distributed by ITN Solicitors on behalf of the Muslim Brotherhood. It has been reported that the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom has ordered...

The Supreme Guide of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood Mohammed Badie has accused the former Egyptian army commander and presidency candidate Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi of being a “military tyrant” and...

Chairman of Strong Egypt party Dr Abdel-Monem Aboul-Fotouh described June 30 as a revolutionary wave but dismissed the July 3 ouster of Mohamed Morsi as a military coup that...

Tunisia and Libya agreed on Monday to reopen the Ras Jedir border crossing, which has been closed for more than a month, Tunisia’s TAP news agency reported. The crossing...

The Wiki Revolution website, which is affiliated to the Egyptian Centre for Economic and Social Rights, has reported that 27 military trials, as well as 339 criminal trials, have...

Egyptian stocks continued sharp decline Monday in the second week following coup chief Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi’s presidency bid announcement. On Monday, the market capital lost approximately EGP 12 billion, with...

Despite many young people’s frustration with the political scene in Egypt, the revolution’s goals will be achieved, former Egyptian presidential candidate Mohamed El-Baradei told Constitutions Party supporters. El-Baradei said...

Sudan accused the European Union of seeking to create a rift in African position after the EU’s rejection to invite the Sudanese President Omar Al-Bashir to the AU-EU Summit...

The Egyptian former judge and constitutional expert Tariq Al-Bishri said that the ratification of the 2014 constitution via public referendum does not grant the coup authorities any legitimacy. In...

The General Guide of the Muslim Brotherhood, Mohamed Badie, told Muslim Brotherhood supporters and opponents of the coup during his trial Saturday that they should remain peaceful and avoid...

Social media users in Egypt and the Arab world responded to Al-Sisi’s presidential bid announcement with a very offensive viral hashtag that swept Twitter, Facebook, and other social media...

Egyptian security forces arrested Karima Al-Seirfy, 18-year-old university student and daughter of Ayman Al-Seirfy, one of Mohammed Morsi’s aides arrested since the July 3 coup, the Students against the...

The Tunisian Congress for the Republic (CPR) party called for banning leading members of the former regime from taking part in the upcoming elections. The Secretary General of the...

The General Assembly of the Egyptian Doctors Syndicate approved the continuation of the partial strike and mass resignations until their demands are fulfilled by the government. The Assembly, held...

The Judges Disciplinary Council started today a trial of former Prosecutor General Talaat Ibrahim, who was appointed by the ousted President Mohammed Morsi. Ibrahim is accused of eavesdropping on...

Egyptian military-controlled media have been trying to cover up the reality of the murder of the young female journalist, Mayada Ashraf, who was shot dead with a live bullet...

The Cairo Criminal Court will resume Saturday the trial of 17 leading members of the Muslim Brotherhood, including the General Guide Mohamed Badie and his deputy Khairat Al-Shater. The...

Egyptian security forces shot dead four protesters and one female journalist, during anti-coup protests in Ain-Shams neighbourhood in the Egyptian capital Cairo Friday. The violence came few days after...

A leaked document signed by Major General Mahmoud Hijazi, director of Department of Military Intelligence and Reconnaissance until earlier this week, does not include any charge claiming the Muslim...

Hundreds of students demonstrated around the main building of Cairo University demanding the downfall of the coup regime and a halt of the academic year until the return of...

Moroccan police have arrested 13 people following clashes between police forces and demonstrators protesting against police brutality in Tiflet, 54 Kilometres east of the capital Rabat; human rights activists...

The London-based Arab Organization for Human rights (AOHR) issued a report Thursday titled: “Children without Rights” in which it documented the systematic torture and arbitrary arrests of children in...