2013 Egyptian coup

Amid a diplomatic drive to boost ties with Cairo, the British government in the first three months of 2015 sanctioned arms sales to Egypt's autocratic regime worth 48.8 million pounds ($76.3 million).

Egypt is moving away from democracy, stifling freedom of expression, arresting thousands for political dissent

Interview with Mostafa Kamel al-Sayed

he connection between curbing Cairo’s abuses and U.S. interests in the region is not so much hidden as ignored

By supporting Sisi’s iron-fisted regime, Obama is playing into the hands of ISIS and Al Qaeda.

Egypt’s president is taking control of the country's mosques — and risks driving his enemies underground.

Egypt is back in the spotlight ahead of index compiler MSCI’s annual market classification announcement this week.

Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has had two years of unlimited power and support to build a political base.

"Whoever has a problem living in this country should grab his passport and leave," said the TV host, Tamer Amin, telling viewers no one should complain about price hikes, power outages

Whether or not Egypt’s new political order will exist from 12 months to five years from now hinges more on the durability of President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi than any any temporary calm