Political pragmatist or tyrant in the making? Egypt's president may be the Middle East's most enigmatic leader
Meanwhile, critics point to "a lot" of voting irregularities and a paltry 32 percent turnout of eligible voters
An odd alliance between pro-democracy activists and Mubarak loyalists is raising eyebrows. Who is playing whom?
The protests that have seized Tahrir Square in Cairo are eerily reminiscent of those from just a year ago
Egyptians must either accept a slapdash set of laws written by Islamists, or face Morsi's authoritarian rule
Courts suspend work as protestors demand the president rescind his newly-claimed dictatorial powers
Egypt's presidential spokesman Yasser Ali said that it may have been "misunderstood" by the public
According to Reuters, the market is down as much as 7 percent following President Morsi's controversial decree
The president says he will only maintain dictatorial power for a short time
Egypt President Mohamed Morsi faces a stern diplomatic test as Egyptians call for intervention in Gaza
Romney blames Obama for alienating the Middle Eastern country, but the fissure between the two nations runs deeper
The anti-American furor that gripped Cairo last week says more about local political rivalries than anything else
