Clashes in Luxor leave four Copts dead, 32 injured
Funerals are held for four Copts killed after the latest outbreak of sectarian violence in Luxor.
Muslim Brotherhood leaders detained
Brotherhood leaders accused of inciting violence are sentenced to detention by the public prosecution.
Foreign ministry decries African Union decision
Ministry taking measures to resume activities in African Union
ElBaradei not Prime Minister
Presidency's media advisor announced Prime Minister post remains vacant, though indications point to a “specific candidate”
Strong Egypt Party stresses reconciliation
Party also points out importance of the formation of a technocratic government, setting a time frame for the transitional period
Court exonerates activists
Ahmed Doma, Alaa Abd El-Fattah and Nawara Negm acquitted on charges of incitement against the Brotherhood
Obama meets with National Security Council on Egypt
International concern for Egypt’s path to democracy
Salafi Da’wa calls on Egyptians to unite
The group did not take part in an Islamist-led protest last month citing that it could potentially provoke violence
NCW backs power change
The National Council of Women criticises Western media coverage of Morsi ousting
