Egyptian Crisis

When it comes to Libya, are Sisi and his generals on the same page?

The Egyptian army is short on military successes, and that history may give some military officials pause for thought.

Exclusive: Morsi family's legal team seeking justice in European courts

The legal team of former President Mohammed Morsi’s family is looking to charge senior members of the Egyptian regime, which ousted the country’s first-democratically elected president in a military coup.

The erasure of Morsi's legacy is an attempt to scrub democracy from Egypt

The late Mohamed Morsi's rise to power represented an end to Egypt's kleptocratic free-for-all.

Analysis: Sisi’s track record in light of Morsi’s aims for Egypt

A year after the death of Egypt’s first and only democratically elected president, TRT World looks at how Sisi has performed on some of the key issues Morsi was accused of failing on.

Egypt's ousted president Hosni Mubarak dies at 91

Mubarak ruled Egypt for 30 years until he was ousted following mass protests against his rule in 2011.

British Chambers calls for Sisi’s arrest

The UK-based legal body says there is concrete evidence that the Egyptian military junta’s treatment killed Mohamed Morsi and that his death was intentional.

Right to protest at forefront of Human Rights Day

Tuesday marks the 71st anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Egypt targets relatives of dissidents living abroad - Human Rights Watch

The rights group says the operation targeting relatives of dissidents living abroad appears "to be widespread, organised, and increasing" and that security forces did not show any arrest or search warrants.

UN report: Egyptian prison regime may have ‘directly’ led to Morsi’s death

Conditions in Egyptian prisons have been condemned in a UN report, which has also warned that thousands more detainees may be suffering gross violations of their human rights and could be at high risk of death

In Sisi’s Egypt, ‘the barrier of fear has begun to break’

TRT World spoke to Maha Azzam, the head of the Egyptian Revolutionary Council, who opposes the Sisi regime and wants to replace it with a democracy.

Are we seeing a new Arab Spring?

With Algeria and Sudan ousting longstanding leaders, ongoing unrest in the Gaza Strip and protests in both Iraq and Lebanon, there is a feeling that change could once again be sweeping across the region.

Egyptian activist says she was tortured after authorities abducted her

International human rights groups warn that the Sisi regime is spreading fear amongst his critics and opponents by detaining and torturing the country's leading rights defenders.