Egypt
Egypt's Coptic Christians want a voice
After the protests in Tahrir Square, Egypt's Coptic Christians want a more equal voice in the new Egyptian government, too.
The backlash against women and Egypt's revolution
In Egypt, forces are conspiring to stop the advancement of women's rights and the revolution, according to a leading Egyptian feminist.
Egypt's nostalgia and ancient civilizations
Egypt's archeological sites are open again, after the recent protests. Now archaeologists are trying to get the tourists back, too.
Stopping sexual harassment in Egypt
Sexual harassment is a constant threat to women in Egypt. Now, some people are breaking the silence.
Struggles and opportunities for Egypt's economy
Egypt's new finance minister, Samir Radwan, has a tough job: reviving Egypt's economy.
Women in the Egyptian protests
Women have a long history of activism in Egypt, and the protests against Hosni Mubarak in Tahrir Square were no different.
In China, no news of Egypt protests
The protests in Egypt made big headlines around the world. But not in China, where censors didn't want news of the revolution on state TV.
Could Egypt's protests spread to Jordan?
Protests have broken out across the Arab world, after the protests in Egypt toppled the Mubarak regime. Could Jordan be next?
An American detained in Egypt
An American student, detained by the Egyptian military police, talks about her 16 hours of incarceration.
Poetry and the Egyptian Revolution: Tamim al-Barghouti
Tamim al-Barghouti has become Egypt's revolutionary poet, after his poem was broadcast through Tahrir Square during protests against Mubarak.
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