Mohammed Badie, leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, was arrested on charges of inciting violence in reaction to the ouster of former President Morsi. Meanwhile, as the United States and European Union ponder military aid to Egypt, Gulf allies like Saudi…
Egyptian Ambassador: Objective of Crackdown 'Wasn't to Use Massive Force'…
Shields and Brooks on U.S. Response to Egyptian Bloodshed, N.C. Voter ID Law…
Inside Egypt: Muslim Brotherhood Show No Sign of Backing Down…
Despite threats of force, thousands of supporters of ousted Egyptian president Mohammed Morsi launched 'Day of Rage' rallies in Cairo resulting in violent clashes and a mounting death toll. The fury spilled into the streets of other cities across Egypt,…
In the Wake of Turmoil and Bloodshed, Should the U.S. Suspend Aid to Egypt?…
Gunfire and tear gas filled the streets of Cairo, which took on the sights and sounds of a war zone. As warned, security forces swept pro-Morsi protesters in attempt to break a standoff. More than 200 people died and the…
Egyptian Foreign Minister Fahmy on Struggle to Resolve Protests Through Peace…
Tempers May Flare and Conflicts Rise as Climate Change Heats Up, Study Finds…
As Egypt Announces New Measures to Quell Protests, U.S. Considers Influence…
