Egypt
Egypt’s Islamists confront military, vie for votes
Egypt’s Islamists confront military, vie for votes
Security forces detained two men in El Arish linked to the attack on a gas pipeline on the Sinai Peninsula that supplies gas to Israel and Jordan. The men belong to Al Takfir awl Hijra.
Qatar Presses Decisive Shift in Arab Politics
Egypt’s military guards its own power
Libyan cleric announces new party on lines of ‘moderate’ Islamic democracy
Ahead of Egypt’s Vote, Parties and Skepticism Grow
Muslim Brotherhood sells cheap food ahead of holiday and Egypt parliament vote
Euphoria Turns to Discontent as Egypt’s Revolution Stalls
Mao’s Rockets and the Eastern Afghan Border War, Part I
Tunisian Islamists await word on election win
Group warns of cover-up in Egypt Christian deaths
Egypt’s Army is failing to build consensus for democracy
Qaddafi’s Bloody End Points to Difficulties Ahead
Is a new Arab order emerging?
Israel ‘shocked’ at Egypt TV Schalit interview
In Cairo Quarter, Islamists Try to Profit From Revolution
In Cairo Quarter, Islamists Try to Profit From Revolution
Egypt’s Reform Leader Criticizes Ruling Council
In Egypt, young and tech-savvy Islamists try to project new image
Egyptian officials attempted to calm the uproar over Coptic deaths. The Finance Minister resigned over the killings. The army defended its tactics saying soldiers didn’t intentionally kill Copts and accused the Copts of incitement.
Report: Arab Spring upheaval cost $55bn
Egypt Arrests Groups Smuggling Weapons from Libya
Israel-Hamas Prisoner Swap May Reshape Regional Politics
Israel – Patrolling the skies
Copts Criticize Egypt Government Over Killings
Egyptian Prime Minister Essam Sharaf promises investigation of violence
Deadly Protests Over Church Attack in Cairo –
Christians fear Islamist pressure in Egypt
James Jones, Ex-Obama Adviser: US ‘Paid a Price’ on Egypt
Pact by Egypt’s Parties Angers Voters, Aids Military