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If Mohamed ElBaradei is really planning on challenging President Hosni Mubarak in 2011, he’s pursuing an interesting campaign strategy.

For decades Egyptian foreign policy has focused on the Middle East at the expense of African diplomacy, analysts say, but…

A policeman who was convicted of raping and torturing a microbus driver while a fellow officer took video with his…

In Radio as a Communication Apparatus, German playwright Bertolt Brecht writes fondly about the radio as a revolutionary medium. “The…

In today's news, state-owned and independent papers covered a range of issues from football and diplomatic visits by President Hosni…

While Hamas may be offering a more conciliatory tone these days, Egypt has shown no sign of  softening its position…

“It’s devastation that I’ve never seen anywhere before in my life,” said Natasha Scripture, spokesperson for the World Food Program…

It’s a growing expectation that with each disaster that strikes in Egypt, two separate crises will unfold: the first a…

The common orthodoxy is that Egyptians are apathetic about voting. But before yesterday's deadline for voter registration, police stations were…

Giuseppe “Beppe” Severgnini is one of Italy’s most influential journalists. He has been writing for the Italian daily Corriere della…