Egypt

Non-governmental organisation registered in March to get round status challenge.

Seven injured in blast in Muslim Brotherhood's stronghold of Nasr City.

Egypt announces cash bonus for security forces for dispersing sit-ins.

We profile pro-Assad Syrian Electronic Army which is waging cyber war against media outlets.

Taliban schoolgirl target opens library with impassioned speech in praise of books and knowledge.

Contrast between Tunisian Revolution and what has happened in Egypt, Lybia and Syria could not be more stark.

Authorities nervous after President Mohammed Morsi is toppled.

Sinopec to buy a third of Apache's Egypt business in deal worth $3.1bn.

Barrel of Brent crude hits six month high as US Secretary of State ramps up rhetoric against Assad regime.

Deposed dictator freed from Tora after two years behind bars faces house arrest.

Deposed president could be freed as soon as Thursday.

Nationalist Israeli former foreign minister Avigdor Lieberman hits back at Turkish PM for conspiracy remarks.

Soaring price of onions in India leads thieves to drive off with lorryload of vegetable staple.

Liberal opposition leader ElBaradei faces lawsuit following his resignation as vice-president.

Markets await clues from the US Federal Reserve on the future pace of its QE stimulus

Powerful Israeli intelligence say 15 Salafi groups alone operate in deadly Sinai peninsula.

On 18 August 2013, General Abdul Fattah al-Sisi appeared on Egyptian state television calling the unrest, verging on civil war, which the world has been witnessing since the overthrow of Muslim Brotherhood President Mohammed Morsi on 03 July, "terrorism"

Erdogan cites French Jewish intellectual Bernard-Henri Lévy that 'democracy is not the ballot box'.

Artefacts found in 5000-year-old Egyptian cemetery in 1911 are actually extraterrestrial in nature.

EGX30 rises in the opening session as Egypt cracks down on the Islamist party following Mohamed Morsi's removal.

Badie faces charges of incitement to murder and attack on state institutions.

Gulf superpower pledges support to Egypt's military government against 'terrorists'.

President cleared of corruption after two years in detention but conspiracy to kill protesters charges still untried.

Investors fear the political unrest could affect supply security across the Middle East and North Africa.

Reports of execution-style killing of off-duty officials near Gaza border town of Rafah.

Egypt's interior ministry says 36 people die of asphyxiation during prison transfer while Brotherhood accuses security forces of killing prisoners.

This comes as authorities crackdown on Muslim Brotherhood supporters

Four siblings caught up in the violence in Cairo are being held by Egyptian authorities, say their family.

Egypt’s interim government brands Muslim Brotherhood’s protests as acts of terrorism and says administration has power to dissolve outfit.

'Nobody in here is safe,' says witness inside Cairo mosque as security forces go in.