Qatar helps ease Cairo cash crisis
Qatar doubled its financial aid to Egypt in an effort to control a currency crisis prompted by the country's ongoing political turmoil.
Egyptian president's political gamble
Jon Leyne examines President Mursi's divisive move
Ex numero 2 Saddam contro Maliki
Messaggio al Duri da latitanza,politica governo e' filo-iraniana
Protesters disrupt Libya congress as it tries to vote on new government
pTRIPOLI, Libya ? Protesters stormed Libya?s General National Congress on Tuesday, just as representatives were moving to vote on a government after months of political stalemate./ppThe protesters said...
Opponents of Egypt?s Morsi-backed charter urge ?no? vote instead of boycott
pCAIRO ? Egypt?s fractious opposition urged its supporters Wednesday to vote ?no? on a contentious Islamist-backed a data-xslt="_http" href="http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/middle_east/amid-politic...
Israeli-Hamas conflict creates wedge in U.S. relations with Turkey and Egypt, two key partners in Middle East
pThe Israeli-Hamas conflict is putting the Obama administration at odds with two of its most important partners in the Middle East, threatening to undermine other U.S. objectives in the region at a tim...
Fighting in Gaza leaves U.S. in difficult position with Turkey, Egypt
pThe Israeli-Hamas conflict is putting the Obama administration at odds with two of its most important partners in the Middle East, threatening to undermine other U.S. objectives in the region at a tim...
Western Sahara: Detainees Refuse to Sign the Notice of Their Appearance Before Military Court
[SPS]The Saharawi political prisoners (group of Gdaim Izik) detain in the Moroccan prison of Salé1, refused to sign the notice of their appearance before Moroccan Military Court in February01, accordin...
VIDEO: After the revolution: Life in Egypt
George Alagiah reports on how political uncertainty has left many people feeling worse off than they were two years ago.
In power, Egypt?s Muslim Brotherhood remains secretive, defensive, critics say
pCAIRO ? For years, Mohamed el-Gebba bristled under the dictates of Egypt?s Muslim Brotherhood, the secretive and hierarchical organization he had embraced as a teenager, only to be told by his elders ...
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