Sherine Tadros

Reluctance to hold the army accountable, and failures by the Muslim Brotherhood, could culminate in further violence.

Despite poverty and rising prices activists haven’t sparked a movement comparable to what happened in Egypt or Tunisia.

Angry Egyptians who have to endure power cuts on a daily basis are blaming the crisis on the president.

As I was crashing to make the deadline for my elections piece on the first day of voting, I trawled through the raw pictures the cameraman had collected from various polling stations looking for that classic woman-holding-up-purple-finger-and-smiling shot. I didn’t find it. There were lots

The Arab world’s first televised Presidential debate took place on Thursday night in Cairo. The two frontrunners in the Presidential race battled it out for almost 5 hours on live television, but who won?

‘Islamist’ is one of those words journalists hate to use but can’t live without.

Calls for accountability and transparency grow at a time the military has fallen out of favour with the public.

Egypt’s uprising was about reclaiming dignity, but one year on, jobs are scarce, tourism is down, and parents still can’t put food on the table.

On the eve of the second anniversary of Israel’s devastating “Operation Cast Lead” assault on Hamas-controlled Gaza Str

Obama is not likely to blink first regarding illegal settlements in the West Bank.