Egypt’s hopeful presidential candidates have strongly criticized Israel in a television debate, calling Israel as an enemy to the Egyptian nation.

Egypt has held its first-ever debate between two presidential candidates ahead of the country’s presidential election, which is due later in the month.

Egypt’s Supreme Presidential Electoral Commission (SPEC) has reportedly decided not to ban Mubarak's last Prime Minister Ahmed Shafiq from the presidential race, sources say.

An administrative court in Egypt has issued an order to suspend the country’s upcoming presidential elections, scheduled to start on May 23, over a lawsuit.

Egypt's presidential hopefuls have censured the country’s election committee for suspending its activities ahead of the upcoming election, Press TV reports.

Almost 300 Egyptians face trial for having taken part in anti-junta demonstrations in 2011.

Just over two weeks to Egypt's presidential election, a company providing TV production services to Press TV reporters in Cairo has been attacked by undercover police.

Egypt's military council has once again been accused of exerting influence on the country's presidential election in order to eliminate its opponents and to consolidate its grip on power, Press TV reports.

Egypt's ruling military has declared an overnight curfew for a second successive night as relative calm returns to the capital Cairo after deadly clashes with protesters.

Egypt’s ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) has imposed an overnight curfew around the Egyptian Defense Ministry building in Cairo after clashes erupted between security forces and anti-junta protesters in the Egyptian capital.

Egypt’s two main presidential hopefuls have temporarily suspended their campaigns but their supporters continue to enthusiastically back them, Press TV reports.

At least one person has been killed and several others injured after Egyptian security forces clashed with anti-junta protesters in Cairo, Press TV reports.

Egyptians are getting ready to take part in a “million-man” march in the capital Cairo to demand the end of the military rule following the recent killing of protesters by pro-military thugs.

Egypt’s Military Council has called on the Interior Ministry to investigate Wednesday’s deadly clashes after politicians accused the junta of creating chaos to stay in power.

Protests outside Egypt's Defense Ministry building in Cairo continue one day after 20 people were killed in clashes between pro-junta thugs and demonstrators in the capital city.

Egyptian protesters have staged a massive rally in the city of Alexandria after 20 people were killed in clashes between pro-junta thugs and demonstrators in the capital, Cairo.

Egypt's military chief of staff says the army may hand over power to civilian rule on May 24 if the country’s upcoming presidential election produces a winner in the first round.

The death toll from an attack by unknown armed men on Egyptian protesters near the Defense Ministry building in Cairo has risen to 20.

At least six people, protesting against the junta in Egypt, have been killed by unknown armed men near the Defense Ministry building in the capital, Cairo, Egyptian security officials say.

A recent poll has shown that 40 percent of the 53-million eligible Egyptian voters are still undecided on who to vote for in the first post-Mubarak presidential election due later this month, Press TV reports.

Egyptian presidential candidate Amr Mousa says the Camp David Accords signed by his country and the Israeli regime are "dead and buried."

The Egyptian Wasat Party has endorsed Abdel-Moneim Abul Fotouh’s presidential bid, as candidates officially begin their campaign.

Egypt’s parliament has suspended its meetings for a week over a disagreement with the ruling Supreme Council of Armed Forces (SCAF) for its failure to dismiss the government of Kamal al-Ganzuri, Press TV reports.

Egypt’s ruling Supreme Council of Armed Forces (SCAF) and the country’s major parties have agreed to form a commission tasked with drafting a new constitution.

At least one person has been killed and several others injured in clashes that have broken out near the Egyptian Defense Ministry building in Cairo, Press TV reports.

Egypt's leading figure Mohamed ElBaradei has announced that he has formed a new political party aiming to “rescue the Egyptian revolution”.

Saudi Arabia has recalled its ambassador to Cairo and closed its diplomatic missions in Egypt following demonstrations outside its embassy over the detention of an Egyptian lawyer in Jeddah.

Egyptian demonstrators have urged the Presidential Election Commission to reinstate the Islamic parties’ candidates for the upcoming presidential elections.

Egyptians hold new protests against the ruling military council, demanding the remnants of the former regime be banned from running for president, Press TV reports.

Egypt’s election committee has announced the final list of 13 candidates for the country’s upcoming presidential election.

Egypt’s Higher Presidential Election Commission has reversed its decision to bar Mubarak-era Prime Minister Ahmed Shafiq from running in the country’s upcoming presidential election.

Enraged demonstrators have staged a protest rally outside Saudi Arabia's Embassy in Cairo to condemn the recent arrest of a prominent Egyptian rights lawyer and activist.

Egyptian lawmakers have hailed the government’s decision to halt gas export to Israel, PressTV reports.

Egypt's ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces has given a green light to a legislation banning former top figures of ousted dictator Hosni Mubarak's regime from running for president.

Egypt has criticized Saudi Arabia for arresting an Egyptian human rights lawyer and activist on arrival at Jeddah airport.

Egypt has denied permission to eight US-based nonprofit groups to open offices and operate in the North African country.

The Egyptian ambassador has been summoned to Cairo for questioning after he accused Cairo’s foreign ministry of corruption.

Egypt's parliament has called on the country's top cleric to resign over his recent visit to Israel-occupied East al-Quds (Jerusalem).

Egypt has repealed a 2005 gas export accord with Israel, which used to rely heavily on Egyptian natural gas to generate electricity.

Israelis have been advised to immediately leave Egypt's Sinai Peninsula due to an increased threat of bomb attacks against Israeli tourists in the area.