Mohamed Morsi
June 24, 2012: When Middle Eastern reality changed overnight - opinion
The Middle East teaches time and again that radical forces do not disappear on their own. Sometimes time actually strengthens them. Sometimes it grants them resources, legitimacy, and capabilities
Hamas items, including Sinwar's battle plans on display at new intelligence center exhibit
Egyptian security forces arrest senior staff members of rights group
Egypt’s intangibles: Morsi to Sisi to the pyramids to an LGBTQ refugee
Al-Sisi – not quite the conquering hero
An examination of Egyptian public opinion in the run-up to the election might have yielded hints of the less-than-wholehearted enthusiasm of the electorate, taken as a whole, for al-Sisi.
Muslim Brotherhood continues struggle against regime; says it fought the Jews not Egyptians
Egyptian court sentences 155 Muslim Brotherhood supporters to jail terms and gives 54 of them life sentences.
Egypt's Sisi asks for US help in fighting terrorism
Sisi warns Syria risks becoming another Afghanistan; says will take Egypt two years to recover from turmoil.
Is Sisi the solution?
It is doubtful whether the anticipated election of Abdel Fattah al-Sisi as president will end the turmoil in Egypt.
Egypt's Sisi officially announces presidential run, vows to tackle militancy
59-year-old who deposed Mohamed Morsi says Egypt threatened by terrorists and he will work to make a country "free of fear."
US says Egypt's executions of 529 Muslim Brotherhood men would impact future American aid
State Department says death penalty for 529 defendants after a two-day summary proceeding cannot be reconciled with int'l human rights law.
Egypt army: Delegation sent to Israel for security, not military, coordination
Cairo exploring entering a Russian-led free trade zone that would include Belarus and Kazakhstan.
Al Jazeera and the Qatar squabble
Al Jazeera’s assertion of editorial independence has been challenged more than once.
Egypt panel blames Morsi supporters for deaths during protest camp break-up
Hundreds of people were killed when security forces dispersed Cairo protest camp, one of the bloodiest days in Egypt's history.
Egypt army chief Sisi sends clearest signal he will run for president
Military leader, who toppled Islamist president Morsi, reportedly says he can't ignore the demands of Egypt's "majority".
