Muslim brotherhood
Austria police raid dozens of 'Islamist-linked' targets
Interior Minister Karl Nehammer said the raids were aimed at "cutting off the roots of political Islam".
The defendants were found guilty by a Cairo criminal court of being involved in the killing of 10 policemen, including an officer, between August 2013 and May 2014.
The retrial relates to a case in which Badie and 13 others were handed life sentences in 2015 over violence between Brotherhood supporters and opponents.
Death sentences were meted out to 183 people over the deadly attack on a police station in Minya in August 2013.
The sentence is the latest among several trials and re-trials against Mohamed Badie and other senior leaders of the party.
Since President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi took power in 2014, authorities have justified a crackdown on dissent and freedoms as being directed at terrorists and saboteurs trying to undermine the state.
The case relates to a 2013 sit-in at Cairo’s Rabaa Square in support of Islamist President Mohamed Morsi after the army toppled him.
The journalist was detained before he had even begun filming, his lawyer said. The government did not respond to requests for comment.
Morsi was overthrown in mid-2013 by then-general Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, now the president, following mass protests against his rule.
The designation bans those on the list from travel, puts them on a watch list and grants authorities the right to freeze their assets.
The court also sentenced 80 people to life in prison and 34 to 15 years in jail. One minor was sentenced to 10 years in prison and 21 people were acquitted.
Gulf Arab states and Egypt have long resented Qatar's support for Islamists, especially the Muslim Brotherhood.
Egypt blocked access to a number of news websites including Al-Jazeera and Huffington Post Arabic on Wednesday.
Sheikh Abdul Salaam Bassiouni says he now looks forward to continuing with his humanitarian work in Lenasia.
A little-known group calling itself Movement of the Poor has called for Egyptians to protest against deepening austerity.
The 65-year-old Lenasia man was arrested & accused of being part of the Muslim Brotherhood.
Sources said troops killed the 25 militants in villages between the towns of Sheikh Zuweid and Rafah.
Mohamad Bazzi says the cycle of state repression that leads to radicalisation is being repeated in Egypt.
Morsi and 12 other members of the Muslim Brotherhood were sentenced to 20 years in prison without parole.