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We really have become a fickle readership. We’ve got a lot of choices and you’ve got exactly three seconds to tell me
Faced with a lack of other options unconditional support for the Free Syrian Army raises moral questions
Dear America, the pyramids are still here, thank you for enquiring about their health
As the battle for the capital is underway Syria’s Kurds have emerged as the factor that tipped the scales
After a weekend of meetings with Hamas, the Palestinian Authority and the EU, Morsy finds himself under pressure from competing interests
After a weekend of meetings with Hamas, the Palestinian Authority and the EU, Morsy finds himself under pressure from competing interests
In the wake of attacks against Muslims in Ethiopia protests brought Muslims and Christians out to pressure the government of Wolde-Giorgis
The difference between a good night and a bad one for a woman in Egypt might be as thin as veil
More companies join the protests and threaten to cut railroad tracks if demands fail to be met.
Employees attempted to storm Suez government buildings
Conflicting reports shroud railway tragedy
Shaimaa Adel arrived on the Presidential Plane with President Morsy
Iran’s’ tiny’ army is bigger than it seems
While the West praises Myanmar’s reforms, the nation’s minority Muslims continue to suffer
An attack earlier in the day on a Hamas compound east of Gaza city left three injured
How tragic that the Arab world’s greatest constitutional declaration of freedom will fight its greatest battle over the language of fear.
Facing the Cairo Criminal Court, Roweiny claimed that as far as he knew, there were no reports of deaths or weapons seized from attackers in Tahrir Square after the incident
The Syrian opposition meeting held over two days in Cairo wrapped up on Tuesday after nearly falling apart over disputes in the authority and representation
He is described as the unseen hand of an incredibly hierarchal and rigid organization. The Muslim Brotherhood’s General Masul, the General Guide, Mohamed Badie is a man in the shadows, who some believe will have the last word.
I like to imagine that Mubarak wonders, why that day, why that year of all those years
When asked where his parents were, the boy mustered, “I don’t know.” He was still very young, even at 17 years-old, to have made a perilous crossing at the Naf River alone, venturing from Myanmar to Bangladesh and fleeing the threat of the Burmese military the length of the trip. At a refugee camp outside …
With what appears to be an escalation in Sinai, the president may have found the cover he needs to close the Rafah crossing
While shelling and fighting continues inside Syria, r Al-Assad is under pressure from the UN and NATO to negotiate an end to the16-month conflict.
One count of genocide is dismissed as Karadzic’s defence begins its case against the former Serbian leader
Kurds are caught in the middle of two escalating zones of conflict involving four countries, but in the current standoff between Syria and Turkey, the Kurdish population may soon find themselves the bargaining chip that tips the stand-off into a full scale fight. Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad has been cautious with the Kurds on Syria’s …
Two bombs have exploded outside the Palace of Justice in central Damascus, according to Syrian state television SANA.
What it fortunately doesn’t convey are the sounds of backdoors closing on deals and compromises cracking through the heart of its own sentiment. Mohamed Morsi is no Mandela.
Ministry of Interior orders police to shoot to kill if there are attacks on Police in the fallout of the announcement
Supporters fainted, cried and attacked a tank at the announcement of Mohamed Morsi’s victory
Mohamed Morsi wins, becomes Egypt’s first civilian president