Egypt asks U.S. to release Egyptian held in Gitmo
Foreign Ministry: Cairo has sent a letter to Secretary of State Clinton requesting the release of Tarek al-Sawah
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Foreign Ministry: Cairo has sent a letter to Secretary of State Clinton requesting the release of Tarek al-Sawah
Egypt president orders defense minister and chief of staff to retire and cancels military-declared constitutional amendments
Mohammed Morsi to attend summit of non-aligned nations at end of month; First such visit in decades
Addressing Non-Aligned Movement summit in Iranian capital, Mohammed Morsi takes aim at Iran's ally Bashar Assad
With arrest of high-level militant convicted of killing troops in Sinai Peninsula, Cairo vows to keep up military operations to "cleanse" volatile region
1st gathering of regional quartet on Syria crisis will see Egypt, Turkey and Saudi push Iran to stop backing Assad
Egypt issues warrants for Egyptian-American behind controversial film, U.S. pastor as protests continue around the world
Militants claims shootout that killed 4, including Israeli soldier, was "disciplinary attack" over film that "insulted the beloved Prophet"
The increased danger along the Egypt-Israel border may force Israel to allow more Egyptian troops there
Ruling council warns tens of thousands of demonstrators that any signs of violence will be met with firm hand
Camp David accords and other pacts will continue in effect, says new Egyptian U.N. ambassador
At end of two-day trip to support Arab nation's nascent democracy, Secretary of State is greeted by military and political leaders, Christians, and angry protesters
First democratically elected president of Egypt sacks two top-ranking military leaders in move that broadens executive power
Egypt under the Muslim Brotherhood may look very different - if it can wrest power from a ruling military elite
Iran "fully ready to defend" itself against possible strike but "we do not take such threats seriously," president says