African migrants flood Israel after perilous treks

Inside Sinai, where al Qaeda roam free

In Gaza, Hamas rule has not turned out as many expected

In a surprise move, Egyptian election officials barred 10 of of 23 candidates from running in upcoming presidential elections. Those disqualified included a former spy chief in the Mubarak regime, a Muslim Brotherhood candidate, and a Salafi cleric.

Egypt disqualifies top Islamists, Mubarak VP from vote

Egypt Islamists protest against Omar Suleiman poll bid

Egyptian court ruling may save Islamist’s presidential campaign

Egypt court blocks creation of constitutional assembly

Omar Suleiman accuses Islamists of sending him death threats

The Muslim Brotherhood courts Washington

Octogenarian Islamist cleric an unlikely revolutionary

As Sinai becomes a ‘terror zone,’ Netanyahu’s options are limited

The Egyptian army launched an assault against terrorist groups in northern Sinai. The assault came days after militants fired rockets into southern Israel and a gas pipeline was bombed.

Egyptian protesters rally to keep Islamist in race

The Islamist Spring

Egyptian Islamists pin their hopes on Islamic law

Egypt Islamists pledge oversight role for clerics

Muslim Brotherhood officials aim to promote moderate image in Washington visit

Brotherhood’s presidential bid raises fears Egypt’s democratic change will be cut short

In parts of Egypt, tribal justice still rules

Armed gunmen surrounded a Multinational Observer Force base in the Sinai for eight days until the government freed five terrorists linked to terror attacks in Sharm el-Sheikh, Dahab, and Taba.

Egypt’s Coptic Church representatives withdrew from the committee drafting the nation’s new constitution. Liberals have also withdrawn, leaving the committee dominated by Islamists.

Parliament in the bag, Egyptian Islamists now eye presidency

Insight: In Sinai, militant Islam flourishes – quietly

UAE boot to Western groups shows wider Gulf unease

Islamist Group Breaks Pledge to Stay Out of Race in Egypt

Egypt military looking to keep its grip at least on economy

German Think-Tank Says It’s Forced Out of UAE

US to give $100 million to boost Tunisia finances: Clinton

Arab Revolts Risk Fuelling Sectarian Tensions
