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Israeli-Egyptian relations continued to deteriorate after an attack on the Israeli Embassy in Egypt left three dead and more than 1,000 injured. Protestors stormed the embassy and trashed offices, forcing almost the entire Israeli staff to flee Egypt. Early Saturday, the streets of Cairo erupted in violence between protestors and security forces. The clash led […]
Otis Clarke arrived in Cairo, Egypt on Jan. 19 and decided to leave the country Jan. 31.
It took the people of Egypt 18 days to unseat their former leader, autocratic President Hosni Mubarak, but it will take many more before the protestors get what they want: a true democracy. The Egyptian revolution has just begun and many questions remain unanswered. Led by no one in particular, organized through social media sites […]
Egyptians rejoiced after Hosni Mubarak stepped down, but who’ll lead the nation now?
Intimidation of reporters in Egypt impedes the public’s right to access the truth.
Hassan Ghozlan and Richard Sidhom discuss the political issues their country faces.
Students have the capacity to raise their voices and influence a peaceful transition in Egypt.
The Obama administration is attempting to balance a number of concerns in crafting its stance on Egypt, Tunisia, Yemen and the increasingly unstable environment in Jordan and Syria.
The uprise against Mubarak’s regime demonstrate a need for a democratic government.
For over a week, protestors have taken to the streets of Egypt to voice their displeasure with President Hosni Mubarak. The demonstrations turned violent when police began to use brutal force to crack down on the protestors. Unconfirmed reports claim that up to 300 people may have so far been killed during the protests. Mubarak, […]