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Egypt protests continue over Morsi decree; courts suspend work

State TV reported that judges from the high and lower courts of appeal said they would not return to work until Morsi rescinds his decree.

Egypt protests most violent since Morsi took power 100 days ago

It's been a violent day in Tahrir Square, the site of Egypt's historic revolution. Protesters from opposing rallies clashed today in some of the worst fighting since President Mohammed Morsi took power 100 days ago. GlobalPost's Erin Cunningham is in Cairo.

Egypt: Security in the Sinai Peninsula is getting worse

RAFAH, Egypt — Insecurity and armed attacks on police and army are on the rise in Egypt’s North Sinai, a restive flashpoint region that shares borders with both Israel and the Gaza Strip.

Muslim Brotherhood back on the defensive, a role it's familiar with

CAIRO — After eight decades of building grassroots political networks, suffering persecution and even executions, and later rising to lead parliament, Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood may be watching its hard-earned dream of ruling the country slip away. In the past week, the Muslim Brotherhood has taken hit after hit. Some analysts say it will be difficult for the grassroots organization to recover.

Muslim Brotherhood says Mohammed Morsi won Egypt's presidential election

The Muslim Brotherhood has declared that its candidate, Mohammed Morsi, won Egypt's presidential election.
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