Sisi Government

Why are anti-Sisi protests growing in Egypt?

Dissent is prevalent across the country and it is being manifested in the shape of occasional protests. Last September, the general-turned-president Abdel Fattah el Sisi’s repressive government faced a major protest, too.

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.

Is Egypt’s Sisi on the retreat?

Promises of political reform and the reinstatement of food subsidies follow days of protests against President Abdel Fattah el Sisi’s government.

Morsi's family beset by tragedy and tormented by Sisi and his allies

The pro-Sisi judiciary in Egypt continues to pursue the family members of the former president Mohammed Morsi.

What were Morsi’s hopes for his country and who derailed them?

With the death of the former president, friends and colleagues say Egypt has lost a visionary who wanted to change the country’s authoritarian political framework.

Egypt’s Sisi says his country does not qualify for ‘prosperity’

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el Sisi's bizarre statements reached new heights when he suggested that his fellow citizens are not ready for the prosperity enjoyed by Europeans.

Will Egypt’s Sisi ever reconcile with the Muslim Brotherhood?

Abdel Fattah el Sisi, the president of Egypt, has imprisoned most of his opponents and won a new presidential term in a rigged poll. But Sisi still feels political insecurity, which might force him to reach out to the Muslim Brotherhood.

Egypt election 2018: Sisi's statements contradict the facts on the ground

The Egyptian people have been struggling to make ends meet ever since the 2011 revolution ushered in military strongman Abdel Fattah el Sisi.