Balancing Goals in Egypt Proves Tricky for U.S.
Pro-coup demonstrators in Cairo’s Tahrir Square were given a tangible reminder of America’s long-standing support…
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Egypt Braced for Renewed Protests
The Egyptian capital Cairo is poised for renewed protests by supporters of ousted President Mohamed Morsi. They are…
In Trying To Save Egypt, The Military And The Brotherhood May Destroy It
Abdel Hamid Madi lies in a bed in the al-Tamin al-Sahy Hospital, close to the Islamist sit-in at the Rabaa…
Egypt Must Not Rely on Its Army to Bring Democracy
Scarcely a month after the coup d’état that brought down President Mohamed Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood,…
Egypt: As Impoverished Crowds Gather in Support Of Morsi, Well-Heeled March Behind Their…
Hundreds of thousands of people turned out outside Cairo’s Rabaa mosque yesterday to protest against the coup…
Egypt’s Military Should Hear from Obama Administration
Twenty-Three days after a military coup, carried out in the name of preserving democracy in Egypt, thousands of…
Some Egyptians Look for ‘Third Square’ to Resist Islamists, Army
As hundreds of thousands of Egyptians crammed into dueling rallies in different parts of Cairo on Friday,…
Egyptian Presidency: ‘Our War on Terrorism’ Doesn’t Breach Human Rights
The office of Egypt’s interim president, Adly Mansour, has praised mass demonstrations in Tahrir Square on Friday…
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, 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…
