Weakened powers reduces Mohamed Mursi's authority
Muslim Brotherhood won Egypt’s presidential election, but the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces has retained much of the power
Change in Egypt
Egypt suspends planned April elections
Elections were due to start on 22 April
President Mohamed Mursi brings forward Egypt elections
Calls to boycott voting for Egypt parliamentary elections continue
Daruit scheme is critical to Egypt
Cairo must press ahead with key infrastructure projects regardless of the current political turmoil
Egypt court rejects draft election law
Parliamentary elections planned for April could be delayed
Cairo no closer to IMF deal
Delays in concluding an IMF agreement have exacted a heavy toll on Egypt’s economy. The government is now keen to conclude a deal and send an important signal to private investors
North Africa primed for retail growth
With large, youthful populations and rising consumer spending, Egypt and Algeria pose attractive markets for foreign retailers
Middle East still in turmoil as economic benefits stall
Two years after protests erupted, the process of reform in the Middle East is only just beginning
Egypt’s Mursi urges all parties to join national dialogue
President says the economy should now be a priority
Protesters in Egypt take up street art
Eighteen months after the protests that toppled President Hosni Mubarak, Egyptians continue to take to the streets
Egypt starts long road to economic recovery
Economic potential following elections lends hope to contractors for revival of major developments
Egypt's economy dealt another blow
Current account and balance of payments deficits rose significantly in last financial year
Fresh look at Islamic lending
Countries in North Africa are keen to exploit the scope of Islamic banking after the uprisings of 2011. However, regulations to monitor sharia compliance must be developed first
Muslim Brotherhood’s rise sparks paranoia in the GCC
Gulf states wary about the group’s recent political successes in North Africa
World Bank agrees $200m loan to fund Egyptian businesses
Cash injection offers hope for country’s struggling small- to medium-enterprises
Qatar grants $2bn emergency loan to Egypt
Cash injection to prop up Egypt’s struggling economy
Egypt after Mubarak
Egypt’s justice minister resigns
Justice minister resignation follows Muslim Brotherhood-supported street protests
Egypt’s Mubarak sent back to prison
Mubarak retrial to begin on 11 May
Qatar support for Egypt raises investor confidence
Investor confidence rises in Egypt, but start of Mubarak retrial could provoke uncertainty
Egypt turns to PPPs to raise financing
Doubts raised over potential success of private-public partnerships structure in Egypt
Rioting in Egypt threatens stability of the state
At least 50 people killed so far since riots started on 25 January
