Egypt's January 25 Revolution will remain a turning point in history: Sisi

Egypt’s President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi said Wednesday that 2011’s January 25 Revolution “will remain a turning point in this country’s history.”

Morsi should be released, Turkey’s Erdoğan says

Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan reiterated his long-standing demand for the release of Egypt’s former leader Mohamed Morsi after an Egyptian court overturned a death sentence against the ousted president and ordered re-trial.  

Egypt court revokes death sentence for Morsi over prison break case

Egypt’s Court of Cassation has revoked on Tuesday a death sentence for ousted Islamist President Mohamed Morsi over a prison break case in 2011.

Egypt Mursi trial judge escapes car bombing. There were no casualties

A car bomb exploded in Cairo on Friday unsuccessfully targeting a judge who is trying a case against supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsi, a security source told Ahram Online.

Al Jazeera condemns Egypt death sentences. Verdicts can be appealed

Al Jazeera has strongly condemned the death sentence for espionage against two of the network's journalists by an Egyptian court, in what human rights groups have dismissed as a politicised case and a sham trial.

Qatar espionage trial: Ex-President Mohamed Morsi sentenced to 40 yrs in jail by Egypt court

Egypt's toppled Islamist President Mohamed Morsi was on Saturday sentenced to life imprisonment by a court for passing state secrets to Qatar.

Turkey’s Erdoğan says Saudi executions ‘internal legal matter’

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on Jan. 6 refused to condemn Saudi Arabia for its execution of 47 convicts, including a prominent Shiite cleric, saying it was an “internal legal matter” of the kingdom.

Egypt's Morsi 'abstaining from prison food'

Egypt's former President Mohamed Morsi, who is in prison since he was ousted from power in 2013, has said that he had stopped eating out of fear over his life.

Egypt court sentences Mursi to life in prison

An Egyptian court sentenced former Islamist President Mohammad Mursi to 25 years in prison on
Tuesday in a case related to conspiring with foreign groups.

China says Egypt's Morsi death sentence a 'domestic affair'

In contrast to other countries, China refused to comment on the preliminary death sentence for the former president...

Egypt court issues preliminary death sentence to Morsi in jailbreak case

 Cairo Criminal Court on Saturday issued a preliminary ruling of death to former Islamist president Mohamed Morsi and 105 other defendants in the trial known as the "Natroun Jailbreak case."

Cairo Court Sentences Egyptian Ex-President Morsi to 20 Years in Prison

A criminal court in Cairo has sentenced Egyptian ex-President Mohamed Morsi and his closest allies to 20 years in prison for their participation in the deaths of demonstrators.

UN: Egypt Must Hold Security Forces Accountable for Abuses

Egypt must rein in its security forces and investigate human rights abuses against protesters, the United Nations said Tuesday, calling political tensions in the country "alarming".

The UN rights office said it was deeply concerned by "the seriously damaging lack of accountability for human rights violations committed by security forces in the context of demonstrations".

Egypt's 'Islamic revolution' protests fail to draw crowd

Anti-government Islamists in Egypt saw their calls for a day of mass protests to defend the coutnry’s “Islamic identity” fall flat on Friday, with low turnouts at scattered protests around the country.

Four dead in Egypt anti-government protest. (Thousands rally in Cairo heeding to call by Salafist Front...)

At least four protesters have been killed and scores of others injured in the Egyptian capital as thousands took to the streets of Cairo against the government of President Abdel Fatah al-Sissi, heeding to a call by the opposition Salafist Front.

Egypt Prepares for Mass Islamist Protest

Two Egyptian soldiers were killed Friday ahead of planned protests by Islamists who want to topple the military-backed government.
Security officials say the army officers were shot by unidentified assailants in separate attacks in and just north of the capital, Cairo.

Morsi accused of 'Egypt's biggest conspiracy'

Deposed president says he is being silenced, as prosecutors tell court he worked with foreign groups to subvert Egypt.
 
The deposed Egyptian president, Mohamed Morsi, was accused of committing "the biggest case of conspiracy in the history of Egypt" as he faced court on espionage and terrorism charges.

No Morsi supporters outside Cairo courthouse. (video)

CAIRO (AA) - Cautious calm prevailed until 6 am GMT outside the Police Academy in eastern Cairo, where ousted president Mohamed Morsi and 14 other Muslim Brotherhood and ex-presidency defendants will have their first day in court Monday.
The National Alliance for the Defense of Legitimacy, the ousted president's main support bloc, has urged supporters to stage mass protests outside the courthouse.
The alliance, which is made up of mostly Islamist parties and pro-democracy groups, dismisses the trial as illegal.