In Depth
Comparing Egypt's 1971 constitution to today
On December 15, Egyptians will vote in a referendum on whether to adopt a new constitution.
Can Egypt’s opposition overcome divisions?
It remains to be seen if the unity shown against recent presidential decrees will remain in the months ahead.
The state of Egypt's revolution
Egyptian society remains polarised, two years after the start of the country's popular uprising.
The battle for the Sinai
Fault Lines examines the changing US-Egyptian relationship through the lens of the Sinai Peninsula.
Programmes
A group of Arab teenagers begins to understand free expression as seismic political changes shake their world.
By Witness
Has Mohamed Morsi overstepped his mark with new decree or is he cleansing state institutions of former regime loyalists?
By Inside Story
How significant is the Egyptian PM's solidarity visit to Gaza in the midst of its heightened conflict with Israel?
By Inside Story
People & Power travels to Egypt to see how the April 6th activists have been faring since Mohamed Morsi's election.
By People and Power
Currency sinks and government warns of tax hikes as nation endures onslaught of fiscal woes.
By
Voting will take place in four stages with new People's Assembly invited to convene on July 6, presidential decree says.
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Official overseeing referendum on draft constitution resigns amid allegations of irregularities.
Last Modified: 20 Dec 2012 18:54 GMT
Opposition to President Morsi grows after dozens are killed in protests sparked by football riot verdicts.
Last Modified: 01 Feb 2013 08:29 GMT
Former president and ex-interior minister to face new trial for complicity in killing of protesters in 2011 uprising.
Last Modified: 14 Jan 2013 03:15 GMT
At least 32 people killed in Port Said clashes after 21 fans sentenced to death over last year's deadly football riot.
Last Modified: 27 Jan 2013 10:33 GMT