President Mohamed Mursi's first foreign trip is to Saudi Arabia, Dina Ezzat reports

The wording of 1971 constitution's Article 2 on Islamic Sharia will be retained, reports Gamal Essam El-Din

It took 10 days for President Mohamed Mursi to issue his first bombshell decree, reports Amani Maged

Hillary Clinton will visit Egypt against a backdrop of ambiguity over the US role in President Mohamed Mursi's decision to reinstate the dissolved People Assembly, reports Ezzat Ibrahim from Washington

When Mursi decided to reinstate the parliament which SCAF dissolved, the generals remained calm. Was a deal struck beforehand, asks Amirah Ibrahim

The court's ruling to overturn the president's decision to reinstate the dissolved parliament sparked heated debate, reports Khaled Dawoud

Hundreds of petitioners have stormed complaint offices set up on the instructions of newly elected President Mohamed Mursi, reports Reem Leila

Is last week's presidential decree re-opening investigations into the killing of protesters a PR exercise or an attempt to uncover the truth? Mohamed Abdel-Baky investigates

What happened last week at Nasr City police station? Lawyers say one thing, the police another. Will we ever find out who is lying, wonders Mona El-Nahhas

University professors are happy with the results of their meeting with President Mohamed Mursi

In seeking to impose its choice of editors-in-chief on national newspapers the Muslim Brotherhood is replicating the tactics of the once all powerful NDP, writes Reem Leila

The murder of a Suez student and reports of the harassment of unveiled women have triggered a public scare and heated debate about the perpetrators, reports Gihan Shahine

A Christian Brotherhood which claims to adopt the organisational precepts of its Muslim counterpart has been launched. Nader Habib weighs up the pros and cons