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Trash Talking in Cairo
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When Egyptian Hanna Fathy looks at the pink paste that collects in a bucket under his sink, he doesn’t see trash, he sees a source of renewable power. Story originally published December 2, 2011 by Global Post.
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As polls close, Egypt closes in on democracy
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Confident Egyptians say election was drastic departure from the Mubarak era. But tensions linger.
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Egypt’s First Female President?
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Egyptian activist Bothaina Kamel could be her country’s first female president – she says she’s running to give voice to the many women who participated in Egypt’s revolution. Story originally published by GlobalPost on November 28, 2011.
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Egypt protests continue despite military concessions
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Street battles underscore abuse of authority by police forces in Egypt.
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Protests rock Egypt’s capital for third day
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Police and military appeared unable Monday to quell growing anger.
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Egyptian security and protesters clash for second day
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Crowds of demonstrators demanded an end to military rule in Egypt.
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Egyptian security clash with protesters in Tahrir Square
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Police forces tear gas demonstrators from Cairo’s city center.
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Egypt election: Signs of fraud, vote-buying and corruption
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Concerns of election fraud and security cast doubt on Egypt’s upcoming vote.
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Mahmoud Salem: from “douchebag” to politician?
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An irreverent activist blogger tries to take his popularity to parliament.
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Israeli-American ‘spy’ released by Egypt
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Prisoner swap may ease tensions between Israel and Egypt. Egypt’s tourism industry certainly hopes so.
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Egypt erupts in violence
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Egypt’s military blames sectarian clashes for Cairo’s recent violence. Everyone else blames the military.