The recent mass death sentences handed down to Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood members and supporters is a sign of “decay” in the country ruled by a junta, a political activist tells Press TV.

A senior leader of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood says mass death sentences against him and other members of the group will result in the downfall of military-backed authorities.

Egyptians have held a demonstration in the capital, Cairo, to express opposition to the controversial protest law.

Egypt military-installed prosecutors have sentenced the spokesperson for the Muslim Brotherhood’s Freedom and Justice Party to 15-day detention over allegations of inciting violence against security forces.

An Egyptian court has sentenced 19 anti-government protesters to ten years in prison each, judicial sources say.

Egyptian security forces and student protesters have once again clashed at several universities across the country.

An Egyptian court has sentenced 30 supporters of ousted president, Mohamed Morsi, to more than three years in prison as military-installed government continues cracking down on dissidents.

Fierce clashes have erupted once again between Egypt’s security forces and anti-government protesters, leaving a 50-year-old protester dead in the city of Alexandria.

Fierce clashes have erupted once again between Egypt’s security forces and anti-government protesters, leaving a 50-year-old protester dead in the city of Alexandria.

Egyptian security forces have killed at least two members of the Muslim Brotherhood in the northern governorate of al-Gharbia, a media report says.

Egyptian security forces have attacked female students protesting the country’s army-backed government.

Several people have been injured near the capital Cairo as Egyptian security forces attacked protesters mourning for a student killed last week.

Journalists in Egypt have gone on a one-day strike and staged a massive rally in protest at the killing of reporters covering anti-government protests.

Egypt’s Anti-Coup Alliance says it will boycott the upcoming presidential election in the country, Press TV reports.

Egypt’s al-Azhar University has expelled over two dozen students for participating in recent anti-government demonstrations.

A series of violent clashes have erupted in the Egyptian city of Cairo and three other major cities between riot police and anti-government protesters.

Egyptian police have once again clashed with anti-government protesters in various cities across Egypt, following the announcement of Field Marshal Abdel Fattah el-Sisi’s presidential nomination.

Four people, including a female journalist, have been killed in fresh clashes between security forces and anti-government protesters in Egypt.

Masked gunmen have opened fire on an army bus in the Egyptian capital Cairo, leaving an officer dead and three soldiers wounded, a military source says.

A small bomb has exploded near the embassies of Israel and Saudi Arabia in the Egyptian capital causing no casualties, Press TV reports.