Egypts Muslim Brotherhood

Convicted Al-Jazeera journalist is innocent: Aus PM tells Egypt

Australian Peter Greste is one of three Al-Jazeera journalists who were convicted in a Cairo court and sentenced to seven years in prison on charges they supported the Brotherhood

Egypt: Court sentences Al-Jazeera journalists to 7 years in jail

Greste, Egyptian-Canadian Mohamed Fadel Fahmy and producer Baher Mohamed, who work for Al-Jazeera English, have been tried with 17 others on charges of "spreading false news" and having Brotherhood links

Egyptian court to rule on the fate of Al-Jazeera journalists today

Sixteen are Egyptians accused of belonging to the Brotherhood, which the military-installed government designated a "terrorist organisation" in December.

Don't fear a civil war: Egypt's interim PM

Egypt's interim Prime Minister Hazem el-Beblawi has said that he does not fear a civil war in his country and also warned the US that any cut in military aid would be a bad sign.

Protests against Egyptian prez Morsi continue for second day

Protesters seeking to force Egypt's president from office are gearing up for a second day of action, after hundreds of thousands thronged the streets of Cairo and cities around the country and marched on the presidential palace.

Egypt's tourism woes: New clashes make tourists skeptical

Many in the tourism industry worry that ruling Islamists will start making changes like banning alcohol or swimsuits on beaches, which may drive tourists away.

Ready to form new govt in Egypt: Muslim Brotherhood

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood, which now dominates the parliament after historic the polls is ready to form a coalition government.