The coming together of a fragmented opposition with an ineffective message may represent a step forward for anti-Islamist efforts.
Voting on a controversial draft constitution commenced Wednesday with Egyptians living abroad casting their votes.
Egypt's constitution will likely be approved, if for no other reason than the opposition is too disjointed, analysts say.
A failed proposal backed by Russia, China, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and others at WCIT in Dubai this week might have curtailed Internet freedoms.
Witnesses say nine people were wounded when unknown attackers fired at protesters camping in Cairo early Tuesday morning.
The state-run Al-Ahram news agency published an English translation of the new declarations meant to calm ongoing protests.
Egypt's Morsi annulled the law giving him immunity from judicial oversight, but gave military new powers to make arrests.
Egypt's main opposition coalition on Sunday rejected President Mohammed Morsi's plan for a constitutional referendum next weekend.
Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi reportedly annulled his controversial constitutional decree Saturday, but vote is still set for Dec. 15.
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Protests, some violent, continued after Egypt's President Mohammed Morsi called for dialogue with the opposition over the draft constitution.
From “superstorms” to mega disasters, 2012 was, by all accounts, an eventful year. More than 1 billion people traveled - led by the ramp-up in Chinese tourists.
Despite a few concessions in the president's speech, secular forces still demand Morsi call off his power-grabbing decree and referendum.
After living in exile for 45 years, Hamas's political leader Khaled Meshaal will visit Gaza for the first time for Hamas's 25th anniversary.
Five people were reported dead on Thursday as clashes between secular supporters and Islamist supporters continue in Cairo.
Egypt descended into further chaos overnight Wednesday as clashes between Egypt’s Islamist supporters and opponents claimed at least five lives.
NASA lost one of its most memorable and unique astronauts this week: Nefertiti the space spider. Nefertiti, a jumping spider, became the first spider to survive a journey into space after spending 100 days in the International Space Station.
Four reported dead as Egyptian Islamists and secularists fight by the thousands in the streets around the presidential palace.
A real-life “Snakes on a Place” scenario broke out in the air over Egypt on Monday when a cobra bit a man during an Egypt Air flight from Cairo to Kuwait.
The head of the world's oldest Christian church, Ignatius IV of Damascus, died Wednesday of complications from a stroke.
27 people were reported injured on Wednesday as protests continue against the Egypt's constitution draft and President Morsi.
More than a dozen news outlets in Egypt are going on strike to protest the country's draft constitution, which they say does not protect the rights of journalists.
