In the midst of a highly-politicized trial of foreign and Egyptian NGO workers, are Egypt's judges free from political meddling?
Amid heightened xenophobia in Egypt, an otherwise normal government interview is thwarted by spokesman's suspicion of foreign press.
A high-profile trial against US-funded NGOs kicks off in Cairo to scenes of mayhem.
Hamas has turned against Syria, its longtime patron. Just how important is the move?
Gallup is out with a new poll measuring Egypt's take on Syria and other Arab uprisings.
Two foreign journalists and a Syrian reporter killed in Homs amid intensified crackdown.
It might seem silly, but the Facebook debate over policemen's beards reveals a long-held suspicion of Islamists by Egypt's security forces.
Much of Gaza is in the dark again this week. But who's to blame?
For years, Anthony Shadid called Cairo home. Egyptian activists and journalists react to his death on Twitter.
With elections three months away, the race for Egypt's presidency is still up for grabs.
The heads of four NGOs under investigation in Egypt testify in front of Congress.