EU’s Ashton Deplores Deaths in Egypt, Urges Halt to Violence
European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton "deeply deplores" deaths during demonstrations in Egypt and…
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Death Toll From Attack On Morsi Supporters Rises To At Least 70
Egyptian security forces shot dead at least 70 supporters of ousted President Mohammed Morsi on Saturday, his…
Egypt’s Generals Back in Favor after First Flawed Transition
When Egypt's army was last in charge, little more than a year ago, 27-year-old artist Mohamed Haroun painted a…
Egypt’s Brotherhood Dismisses Charges against Deposed President
Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood dismissed as "ridiculous" accusations leveled by the authorities on Friday against…
Egypt, Repression or Reconciliation? When Egyptians Are Right and Wrong
In Egypt, a country that is terribly polarized and dangerously tense, facts get in the way. Each side claims their…
Mubarak Redux: Egypt’s Military Coup Unmasked
The Arab Spring with uprisings that signaled a desire for a new way forward, an overthrow of the established order…
Egypt’s Sissi is not Moving toward Democracy
Gen. Abdel Fatah al-Sissi, Egypt’s new deputy prime minister and de facto strongman, has called on Egyptians to…
Ex FinMin: Egypt Needs One-Year Moratorium on Street Protests – Ex FinMin
A year ago, it became clear to me that the Arab Spring would not succeed in Egypt unless a deadlock between the…
Egypt Police Must Protect Protesters on All Sides – Amnesty International
Security forces must do more to protect protesters from violent attack and avoid the use of excessive force against…
UN Chief Calls for “Maximum Restraint” by All Sides in Egypt
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Thursday urged all the parties in Egypt "to act with maximum restraint" and…