Sisi’s intolerance of dissent has swept aside both opponents and political failures
President looks unbeatable but campaign seen as chance to highlight injustices
A meticulous and surprisingly optimistic analysis of Egypt’s future
Hopes raised by revolution lie in ruins after former strongman goes home
Continued obfuscation of Cairo officials over brutal killing of Regeni causes uproar in Italy
Media speculate that Giulio Regeni was tortured and killed in Cairo by security services
International outcry over crackdown on free speech
Legislation would grant police wider powers and speed up trials
Military says overseas journalistsacting to reduce ‘morale’ by distorting Isis attack death toll
Clashes come two days after killing of prosecutor-general, raising fears of spiralling violence
Escalation in campaign of violence targeting members of the judiciary
Pro-regime message and muffling of debate mark the end of brief love of political programmes
Four locals wounded as attack on popular tourist site at Luxor is thwarted by police
Increasing levels of political violence and oppression begin to stir wider concerns about Sisi regime
First elected leader, ousted by military in 2013, guilty of violence against protesters and torture
A fragile political stability in the country of 90m is luring investors back again
Security veteran oversaw deaths of hundreds of Islamist protesters in Cairo
Egypt and Dubai listing an attempt to capitalise on improving domestic growth prospects
Fahmy and Mohamed to be released on bail pending verdict in retrial
Morocco shows way to cut subsidies on fuel and other products, as pressure grows on states to make savings
Fund predicts growth will reach 3.8 per cent of GDP in fiscal year to end in June
Russian president lauded by Cairo amid fears visit could reinforce anti-democratic trends
Audio purportedly chronicles Sisi discussing aid payments
Middle East allies help finance energy and infrastructure projects
