Tamim Elyan

US diplomat killed as film fury mounts in Egypt, Libya

Africa Tamim Elyan - 12 Sep 2012

Attacks on US diplomatic missions in Egypt and Libya, sparked by a film that accused of insulting the Prophet Muhammad, have left one person dead.

Deep read: Egypt’s sharia conundrum

Africa Tom Perry & Tamim Elyan - 25 Jul 2012

In trying to placate both conservative Islamists and Egypt's secularists, the Muslim Brotherhood has favoured compromise. But how long can that last?

Egypt’s Brotherhood leads on eve of run-off vote

Article Tamim Elyan & Tom Pfeiffer - 4 Dec 2011

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood has called on its rivals to accept the will of the people after a first-round vote set it on course to take the most seats.

Protesters rally as Egypt awaits poll results

Article Marwa Awad & Tamim Elyan - 2 Dec 2011

Egypt will hear the results of elections on Friday as protesters gather at a rally to remember 42 people killed in clashes with police.

Egyptian protesters struggle to throw off army rule

Africa Dina Zayed & Tamim Elyan - 22 Nov 2011

Egypt's Supreme Council of the Armed Forces has been accused of brutality sometimes worse than that of Hosni Mubarak after more deaths of protesters.

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