By John Donnelly KISUMU, Kenya – Thirty years after the discovery of AIDS, scientists believe for the first...
Nov 30, 2011
A parliamentary primer for Egypt
By Jon Jensen CAIRO – In the aftermath of a week of violent protests in Tahrir Square, Egyptians head...
Nov 28, 2011
Egypt’s military: From ally to adversary
CAIRO — In Egypt’s “January 25 Revolution,” demonstrators packed Tahrir Square and on the eve of the 18th...
Nov 27, 2011
Military trials threaten Egypt’s democracy
By Mohannad Sabry CAIRO — Through three decades of iron-fisted rule, Hosni Mubarak suspended the rights of 2,000 civilians...
Nov 24, 2011
Against all odds: ‘Virginity test’ victim awaits her verdict
By Deena Adel CAIRO — Samira Ibrahim, who pursued legal action against the Egyptian military for allegedly forcing her...
Nov 21, 2011
Egypt: Is it a revolution?
CAIRO – So, is it a revolution? With running battles taking place once again in Tahrir Square, this...
Nov 21, 2011
The roots of Egypt’s rage
By Charles M. Sennott and Mohannad Sabry CAIRO – In the autumn of the Arab Spring, Egyptians fear they’re...
Nov 21, 2011
Egyptian press still not free
By Stephanie Rice & Reem Abdellatif CAIRO — On the streets of post-revolution Cairo, opinions are expressed freely and...
Nov 21, 2011
Factory workers in limbo as Egypt renationalizes
By Merrit Kennedy SHEBIN AL-KOM, Egypt — A new banner hangs over the main gate of the main...
Nov 19, 2011
LGBTI refugees seek haven in Lebanon
By Don Duncan BEIRUT, Lebanon — The Algerian secret service gave transsexual Randa Lamri an ultimatum: Leave the...
Nov 16, 2011
State of fear: Egypt’s Copts in peril
By Matt Negrin CAIRO — Just through the windows of a Coptic Christian hospital was a perfect portrait...
Nov 14, 2011