Political pragmatist or tyrant in the making? Egypt's president may be the Middle East's most enigmatic leader
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
Studies show that the vast majority of the Strip's 1 million children suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder
For residents of the war-torn strip, these battles may not end until Israel's occupation of the West Bank does
As Israeli air strikes continue, residents of Gaza scramble for food, electricity and safety
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
Civilian casualties are mounting and refugees have begun flooding adjacent nations
The anti-American furor that gripped Cairo last week says more about local political rivalries than anything else
The protesters may have dispersed, but a serious debate over America’s role in the Middle East has just begun
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