Mohamed Morsi: Death in court
It is a quirk of history that the country’s first democratically elected President in 2012, one who personified the Islamist surge, was ousted by the military, intrinsically a legacy of the Mubarak era.
It is a quirk of history that the country’s first democratically elected President in 2012, one who personified the Islamist surge, was ousted by the military, intrinsically a legacy of the Mubarak era.
"I strongly condemned the repeated irresponsible accusation by the Turkish president about Egypt," Sameh Shoukry said in a statement.
Morsi, ousted by the military in 2013 after one year in office, collapsed in a courtroom while facing a trial on Tuesday.
Most Islamists and Brotherhood loyalists have either been jailed or fugitives since the popular-backed military ouster of former Islamist President Mohamed Morsi in early July 2013.
An Egyptian court sentenced on Saturday 65 loyalists of former Islamist President Mohamed Morsi up to 10 years in prison…
At least 35 Egyptian troops and police officers have been killed in clashes with Islamist fighters in the Bahariya oasis…
Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood has scored a moral victory with Tuesday’s verdict of the Court of Cassation — one of the…
