Egypt’s President Mohamed Morsi has called for talks with opposition groups to ensure the “integrity and transparency” of the upcoming parliamentary elections of April 22.

Egyptian opposition protesters have poured into the streets in the capital Cairo to rally against President Mohamed Morsi.

Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi has set a date for the country’s parliamentary elections.

Egypt’s teleommunications ministry and a rights group have filed appeals to reverse an order by a court aimed at blocking the video-sharing website YouTube.

Egyptian security forces have used water cannon to disperse anti-government demonstrators near the presidential palace in the capital, Cairo.

Egyptian Culture Minister Mohammed Saber Arab has resigned in protest over the police crackdown on protesters over the past week.

Several clashes have erupted between Egyptian anti-government demonstrators and security forces outside the presidential palace in Cairo.

Egypt’s main opposition group says President Mohamed Morsi should face trial over crimes of “killing and torture.”

Outraged protesters have hurled stones and bottles at Egyptian Prime Minister Hisham Qandil’s motorcade in the capital, Cairo.

Egyptian riot police have been deployed near the presidential palace following clashes between protesters and security forces that killed one person and wounded dozens.

At least one person has been killed in clashes between protesters and security forces outside Egypt's presidential palace, as President Mohamed Morsi vows "decisive" police action.

Egypt's medical sources say at least three people have been killed and over 400 others wounded in clashes over an unpopular court verdict in the city of Port Said.

As many as seven people have been killed and over 460 others injured in clashes between protesters and police in the eastern Egyptian city of Port Said.

Egypt’s President Mohamed Morsi has announced a state of emergency in the cities of Port Said, Suez, and Ismailia following deadly clashes in the country.

Nine people have been killed by gunfire during clashes between police and protesters in the Egyptian city of Suez.

Egypt’s president has called for calm and peace in the country, urging Egyptians to remain faithful to the values of the revolution.

A court in Egypt passes death sentences on 21 people for their role in Port Said soccer disaster that killed some 74 people in 2012.

Egypt will on Friday mark two years since the start of the revolution that toppled Hosni Mubarak and brought in an Islamist president, at a time of deep political divisions and fears of an economic crisis.

Presidency has denied any role in amending provisions of an election law. Spokesman Yasser Ali said the Presidency has nothing to do with discussions that are ongoing in the Shura Council over amending some provisions of a bill on the country's coming parliamentary elections.

The actions of the Muslim Brotherhood and its Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) during the past period will negatively affect the number of their parliamentary seats in the upcoming elections, member of Salafi al-Nour Party and Shura parliamentarian Salah Abdel Ma'boud has said.