Egypt

Labour's shadow justice minister says the UK is not doing enough, politically and economically, to support the Arab Spring

Activists push for an end to the military trials of civilians, threatening a hunger strike in solidarity with detainees from recent Abbasiya clashes

Some detained during the Abbasiya clashes are to be released, but more remain in detention as activists threaten to start hunger strike against military trials of civilians

Egyptian expatriate vote in Yemen shows Mursi winning highest votes

Mohamed Mursi wins highest votes in Egyptian expatriate vote in Sudan, turnout relatively low

Nasserist presidential hopeful Hamdeen Sabahi wins highest votes of Egyptian expatriates in France

Nasserist presidential hopeful Hamdeen Sabahi wins highest votes of Egyptian expatriates in France

Egyptian expatriates in Washington cast their ballots with highest number of votes going to Abul-Fotouh

More than 50% of Egyptians voters registered in Austria cast their ballots, Abul-Fotouh wins highest votes

Islamist candidate Abul-Fotouh leads the poll in 15 consulates, while his socialist rival Sabbahi comes a close second

Islamist candidate Abul-Fotouh leads the poll in 15 consulates, while his socialist rival Sabahi comes a close second

Muslim Brotherhood, FJP, Salafists lose varying degrees of popularity on street since last year's parliamentary polls, opinion survey finds

Muslim Brotherhood hold anti-revolution TV presenter Tawfik Okasha responsible for death of Mohamed Mursi supporter, who was shot hanging a campaign poster of their official presidential candidate

Brotherhood condemns ruling military junta's decision to issue new temporary constitution defining presidential powers before election scheduled for next week

Members of football fan club Ultras Ahlawy converge on Tahrir in the hundreds to demand justice for Port Said 'martyrs' and demand end of military rule

Owner of popular belly dancing satellite channel is arrested based on suspicions of prostitution and 'harming public decency'

Cairo's Criminal Court on Thursday finds 14 police officers innocent of killing two protestors - and injuring several others - at height of last year's uprising

TV presenter Yosri Fouda to quit media work in Egypt, activists call on him to rethink his decision for the sake media freedom

Presidential hopeful Mohamed Mursi promises to use his term in office to lobby for release of Omar Abdel Rahman, who is serving a life sentence in the US for terrorist activities

At Tuesday meeting with MPs, SCAF denies military personnel brutalised Abbasiya detainees; over 300 prisoners threaten 20 May hunger strike to protest poor treatment in custody