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Ever since the revolution forced the police from the streets, the country has been plagued by a security vacuum and,…

As Prime Minister Hesham Qandil announced his mostly technocratic Cabinet on Thursday, many reacted with disappointment. Observers say that, in…

  Not much in the new small-to-medium-sized supermarket Zad hints at its religious or political affiliation. But the store, sitting…

In an attempt to break with the past and to overturn toppled President Hosni Mubarak’s legacy of autocratic rule, Egypt’s…

Sheikh Abu Islam Abdullah is a man on a mission to shake up Egypt’s media establishment. He says, the “traditional…

If it wasn’t obvious before that Egypt is being run with something akin to a power-sharing agreement between the Muslim…

Three weeks ago, Gehad El Haddad divided his time between volunteering for the Muslim Brotherhood and heading the Cairo office…

During the past two weeks, Egyptians have been raging over repeated power cuts and water shortages that last for hours,…

That just three people — a mother and her daughters — died when a building collapsed in Alexandria on Monday places the incident amongst…

Political infighting dominated half of the general meeting of the Constituent Assembly on Tuesday, but eventually five of the assembly's…