(CAIRO) — In his first comments to the media since he was detained more than two years ago, Egypt‘s ousted leader Hosni Mubarak said he is dismayed at the country’s state of affairs and particularly the plight of the poor.
The 85-year old Mubarak said in remarks published Sunday in Al-Watan newspaper that it is also too early to …
(CAIRO) — An Egyptian security official says an American national was attacked and stabbed outside the U.S. Embassy in Cairo.
The official says an assailant attacked the American with a knife as he was standing in front of the embassy building in the Cairo suburb of Garden City on Thursday.
The official says the American was …
(CAIRO) — During a meeting in a Black Sea resort city, Egypt‘s president and members of his government turned to Russian President Vladimir Putin and asked for a sizable loan, according to Putin aide.
Egypt’s Mohammed Morsi appealed to Moscow and Cairo’s past ties, recalling how the former Soviet Union stepped in to finance the …
It would be unfair and inaccurate to say that Egypt’s Muslim-Christian problems started with the January 2011 revolution. After all, Coptic Christian churches in Egypt were hit in two separate deadly attacks in the final 14 …
The grim specter of sectarian violence hovers once more over Egypt after a weekend of deadly riots involving Egyptian Copts in Cairo, which followed the funerals of Copts killed in clashes with Muslims in a town north of the …
The arrest of a popular Egyptian satirist bodes ill for the revolution
Anger and outrage grow after a man is videotaped stripped and beaten in front of the besieged presidential palace
The three major cities on the Suez Canal have always been political harbingers. What does the tumult in their streets mean for the Egyptian President
The bad news for Egypt is that the deadly turmoil that has gripped the streets of some of the country’s main cities since last Friday threatens to grow worse in the months ahead. That’s because President Mohamed Morsi’s plans …
Spurred by disillusionment with the pace of democratic reforms, the toll of a grinding economic crisis and opposition to the increasingly autocratic governance of Islamist President Mohamed Morsi, unrest in Cairo and other …
The political instability in the streets is coinciding with the potential for mayhem stemming from Egypt’s anarchic soccer fans
A selection of the best photography from TIME’s coverage of the revolution that started on Jan. 25, 2011–and its turbulent aftermath
Jan. 25 is the second anniversary of the ouster of Mubarak and while rancor is deep between the political factions, violence could be greater on Jan. 26 when a verdict is due in the Port Said soccer deaths
