Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood Are Pushing Egypt Deeper Into The Quagmire
The trial of the ousted Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi, which opened and adjourned on Monday, is a…
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In Court, Defiant Morsi Says He Still Egypt’s President
Ousted Egyptian leader Mohamed Morsi struck a defiant tone on the first day of his trial on Monday, chanting 'Down…
Egypt Inks 9 Oil, Gas Exploration Contracts worth $470 mln
Egypt signed nine crude oil and natural-gas exploration agreements with companies including Royal Dutch Shell Plc…
Egypt Central Bank Keeps Rates on Hold Amid Sluggish Growth
Egypt's Central Bank (CBE) kept its interest rates on hold as expected on Thursday, as the government strives to…
Egypt Mounts Drive to Lure 13.5 Million Visitors Next Year
Egypt aims to attract 13.5 million visitors next year, bringing in around $11 billion, as it launches an…
Egypt Expected to Keep Rates Steady As Inflation Picks up
Egypt's central bank is likely to keep interest rates on hold at a meeting on Thursday, a Reuters survey shows, so…
Kerry Says He May Travel to Egypt in Coming Weeks
Secretary of State John Kerry said on Monday he may visit Egypt in the coming weeks in what would be his first trip…
Gulf States, Egypt Back Saudi Rejection of Security Council Seat
Saudi Arabia's Gulf Arab allies and Egypt have applauded its decision to reject a UN Security Council seat in…
Egypt to Start Paying Foreign Oil Firms by Year End-EGPC
Egypt will begin repaying the more than $6 billion it owes to foreign oil companies within two months, the chairman…
Protest Law Exposes Splits in Egypt
A dispute between liberals and authoritarians in Egypt’s cabinet over a law regulating public protests has laid…