Egypt's rioting soccer fans refresh anti-government protests
Hamza HendawiEgypt's generals have a new enemy: the legions of angry soccer fans who have injected fervour into recent protests demanding the military step down.
Egypt's Mohammed Morsi gives himself top marks
Hamza HendawiEgypt's President Mohammed Morsi has given himself high grades, spending much of a nearly two-hour speech talking about fuel, trash and bread.
Egypt clashes see worst violence
Hamza HendawiEgypt's worst violence in months has escalated clashes between political forces and the ruling military ahead of a landmark presidential election.
Egypt's military seek guarantee on political role
Hamza HendawiEgypt's ruling generals are seeking to enshrine a future role for themselves with considerable independence from civilian leaders.
Trial of Egypt's Mubarak postponed until December
Hamza HendawiThe trial of Egypt's ousted leader Hosni Mubarak of complicity in the killing of protesters this year has been adjourned until December 28.
Senior cops arrested for Egypt soccer violence
Hamza HendawiEgypt's top prosecutor has charged nine senior police officers with assisting a murderous mob of soccer fans who killed 74 rivals last month.
Arab summit appears divided over approach to Syria
Hamza HendawiArab leaders will call for Syria to implement a ceasefire, but there's little faith that President Bashar al-Assad will halt his crackdown.
Calling for change, crowds bring Cairo to a halt
Hamza HendawiEgyptians whose chants for change are ringing through Cairo's Tahrir Square months after they brought down Hosni Mubarak have received a warning.
In Baghdad's scars, a warning to Arab leaders
Hamza HendawiFor leaders who seek military intervention in Syria, Baghdad provides a cautionary tale, with violence and sectarian hate persisting a decade later.
Egypt's Mubarak back in court as trial resumes
Hamza HendawiEgypt's former strongman Hosni Mubarak has returned to the defendant's metal cage as his trial has resumed after a three-month break.
