At Weekly Exorcisms, Egypt’s Muslims and Christians Unite Against the Demons
Cairo’s best-known exorcist may be Christian, but his weekly exorcisms provide an unusual space for interfaith cooperation
Cairo’s best-known exorcist may be Christian, but his weekly exorcisms provide an unusual space for interfaith cooperation
ISIS leaders are invoking an ancient law to force Christians living in their areas to pay for protection
Top al-Qaeda leader Abu Khalid al-Suri was reportedly killed by a rival extremist group
Once he is no longer Defense Minister, Field Marshal Abdul Fattah al-Sisi can announce his run for office
But it may not make locating the secretive leader of ISIS much easier
Three years ago Jackie Chamoun posed as a pin-up girl; now, the behind the scenes footage has come back to haunt her as she makes her Sochi debut
21 terrorist recruits are killed in an explosives demonstration near Baghdad. But it’s not likely to make a dent in the powerful group’s capabilities
Government delegates and opposition representatives return to Geneva for another round of what is likely to be a long, drawn-out and ineffectual process
The Russians help deliver a humanitarian aid agreement in one Syrian city. Can they bring an end to the war?
With no punishment for falling behind on getting rid of its chemical weapons, the Assad regime has no reason to step up the pace
More than half of the country’s physicians have left just when they are most needed
After a protracted turf battle, the Islamic State of Iraq and Greater Syria finds itself on the outs. That will likely make things even more dangerous
Officials from the Assad regime came over as imperious