Egypt

Unidentified armed men shot and killed seven men and a four-year-old child in their home, said an official

After the negative impactdue to the plane crash, tourism minister Zaazou plans a $5 million public relations campaign

Uber says it will be teaming up with an online social initiative to counter Egypt's biggest social issue

Britain and the US, as well as international investigators, suspect a bomb exploded on board the Metrojet A-321 plane

Hassanein was implicated in the bombing of the Italian consulate in Cairo last July

The ceremony was broadcast live on national television, accompanied by the sound of the bell.

Emirates Airlines president says he has ordered a security review but was not suspending any flights

80,000 Russians were stranded in Egypt after the Kremlin had grounded all flights to the country

The IS claims to have downed the plane in retaliation for Russian air strikes in Syria, but has not said how.

Numerous Russians stranded in Egypt after Kremlin grounded all flights to country following an airliner crash in Sinai

Some flights resumed on Friday to bring home tourists stuck in the resort, where about 20,000 Britons were on holiday

Initial report of 224 people killed probably came from an agent on ground; security services won't admit, Joshi said

Cairo and Moscow have sought to downplay the suggestion of an attack

Number of European airlines readied to bring home thousands of tourists from Sinai peninsula resort of Sharm el-Sheikh

Around 200 demonstrators protested against Sisi's human rights record, and in support of those killed in Cairo in 2013

Carson says his personal theory is that Joseph built the pyramids to store grain

Security experts and investigators have said the plane is unlikely to have been struck from the outside

Islamic State group has claimed the reponsibility of the attack

The fact that no distress call was received, and the wreckage was scattered widely, has suggests a sudden breakup

In a speech, Yaalon alluded to Israel finding common cause with countries opposed to Iran and its allies

We rule out a technical fault and any mistake by the crew, says deputy general director of the airline

IS releases footage showing an unidentified plane flying in the air before exploding and falling downwards

The remains were to be taken in a motorcade to a crematorium in Saint Petersburg for identification

Flags were at half mast on the parliament building, in the Kremlin

Experts say a surface-to-air missile strike could have taken place but a technical or human error is more likely

Earlier investigations suggested the plane crashed due to a technical fault; Russian minister denies IS claims

Since this morning, the Israeli Defence Forces have been assisting in the efforts to locate the Russian airplane

Seventeen children were among the passengers on the plane that crashed in Egypt's restive Sinai Peninsula

Businessman Hassan Malek was detained at his home in a suburb of Cairo, police sources said

With no opposition parties, polling has not inspired the enthusiasm witnessed for Egypt's elections in 2011

Two released journalists had spent almost two years behind bars for doing nothing more subversive than doing their job

The move comes a day before Sisi is due to head to New York to deliver a speech at the UN General Assembly

Cairo says militants have killed hundreds of Egyptian police and soldiers, many in attacks claimed by IS

The incident leads to the death of 12 and wounding of 10 Mexicans and Egyptians

Egypt says security forces killed 12 people and wounded 10 others, including Mexicans and Egyptians

Tourist convoy was at an off-limits site, was using unlicensed cars and were taking part in an unapproved safari

'The prime minister handed the government's resignation to the president who accepted it' a statement said

Thousands rally behind Mariam Malak as family claims exams were rigged

The peacekeepers were part of a force that monitors a 1979 peace treaty between Egypt and Israel

Muezzin replaced "Prayer is better than sleep" dawn call to the faithful with "Prayer is better than Facebook"

British Ambassador John Casson was shocked and concerned after court's decision to jail three Al Jazeera journalists

Case becomes embarrassment for Egyptian president who said he wished reporters were deported rather than put on trial

Accused were arrested in December 2013, months after the military overthrew president Muhammad Morsi

The law was ratified by Sisi on Sunday, as Egypt faces a growing wave of deadly attacks

Health ministry says those who died, including seven women, were all aged over 60

Initial estimates suggested new route would take up to 3 years to build, but Sisi set an ambitious target of 12 months

The captain of the boat and his assistants were arrested and charged with manslaughter

The fleet sailing from south to north had vessels flying flags of Singapore, Luxembourg and Bahrain

Egypt once boasted some of the strongest teams in Africa and the Middle East, and the sport was adored by millions

The arrests of journalists in Egypt are often violent and involve beatings, abuse, and raids of their homes