Egypt Military

Egypt clashes: At least 38 Morsi supporters shot dead

In chaotic scenes that hinted at the scale of the carnage, pools of blood stained the floors of a makeshift hospital near the front lines as doctors struggled to cope with the flood of casualties.

Egypt: Morsi's family accuses military of kidnapping him

The family of ousted Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi accused the country's military generals Monday of "kidnapping" him, and said that it holds the army responsible for his "safety and security."

Morsi's ouster in Egypt: Is Arab Spring finally over?

The Arab Spring — a momentous revolution — was and is of world historical significance. Judging and gauging the fallout and significance and import of a world historical development by years or even decades is a fallacy.

Morsi deposed: Coup or no coup? Obama faces tough call in Egypt

The Egyptian military's overthrow of elected President Mohammed Morsi left President Barack Obama grappling with a difficult question of diplomacy and language in dealing with the Arab world's most populous nation: was it a coup?

President Mursi, Egypt military refuse to budge as deadline passes

Armored vehicles took up position outside the state broadcasting headquarters on the Nile River bank, where soldiers patrolled the corridors and non-essential staff were sent home.