Irish citizen has been jailed since 2013 after arrest during major Cairo protests

Government has intensified lobbying on case but faced backlash for not criticising Egypt

Surrendering islands to Saudis ‘gross violation’ of country’s constitution, court rules

King Salman announces link to built over Red Sea during state visit to Cairo

Analysis: No quick solution for Government in what Egypt sees as a terrorism case

Absence of one of the 420 defendants results in trial being adjourned until 19th December

Plight of Irish teen facing death penalty in Egypt to be raised in Strasbourg on Thursday

Irish citizen Ibrahim Halawa and almost 500 co-accused to stand trial on terrorist charges

Ireland should condemn Egypt’s flagrant disregard for international standards

Hunger strike prison letter comes after seventh adjournment of trial in Egypt

Egypt sought meeting to make clear its unhappiness at US dealings with Brotherhood

Department of Foreign Affairs claims ongoing communication with Egypt government

Al Jazeera journalist Peter Greste shared prison cell with Ibrahim Halawa in Egypt

‘All Israelis and all Palestinians have the right to live in peace and security’

Amnesty says prosecution of Greste, Fahmy and Mohamed had no solid evidence

Ballot is first since overthrow of president Mohamed Morsi

Former governing party accused of carrying out attack on police station that killed 16 people

Faris Heeney (6) dressed as girl and taken to Egypt in 2009 by his uncle

Deliveries of tanks, fighter aircraft, missiles and $260m in cash cancelled

Government acknowledges that its security forces killed 36 Islamists in its custody

Son of Islamist group’s leader shot dead during protest in Cairo

Move to end sit-ins by supporters of deposed Islamist president had been expected today

Transparency International study finds continued frustration despite leadership changes