Sinai Continues to Simmer, Threatens to Boil Over

Tensions are running high in the Sinai between supporters of President Mohammed Morsi and Islamist forces disillusioned by his failure to implement sharia.

Egypt

Iraqis React to Lynchings in Egypt

The lynching of Shiites in Egypt demonstrates just how far-reaching sectarian tensions in the Middle East and the Arab world have become.

Egypt

Morsi Attacks Opposition, Further Infuriates Egyptians

In a highly anticipated speech, President Morsi offered little new on national reconciliation and confirmed to his opponents that he is incapable of confronting the worsening challenges the country faces.

Egypt

Egypt’s Gas Shortage Fuels June 30 Protests

Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi provided neither political nor economic answers in his June 26 speech.

Egypt

Egypt's Musicians: Revolutionaries Or Opportunists?

As Egyptians prepare for massive protests on June 30, the nation's musicians debate their role in the revolution.

Egypt

Can June 30 End Well for Egypt?

Expected mass protests on June 30 could lead to a variety of scenarios for Egypt.

Egypt

Egypt on Precipice? Moving Beyond Crisis

Egypt faces the precipice on the eve of the June 30 protests.

Egypt

Egyptians Resist 'Brotherhoodization'

The policy of Brotherhoodization of Egypt and the resistance to it.

Egypt

Morsi Condemnation Of Lynchings Not Enough

President Mohammed Morsi should embrace Egypt’s Shiite heritage and end for good the Muslim Brotherhood’s sectarianism.

Egypt

Sinai Tribes Reject Morsi’s Call To Surrender Weapons

Sinai tribes refuse Morsi's call to surrender weapons before longstanding community issues are resolved.

Egypt

Brazil's Experience Offers Lessons For Egyptian Civil Society

Brazil's former president offers advice on Egypt's civil society and the draft NGO law.

Egypt

Will Israel Solve Gaza Fuel Crisis?

Hamas chosen to unilaterally cut itself off from Israeli fuel and to replace it with gas from Egypt — a decision that has turned out to be a mistake.

Palestine