The Sinai testATUL ANEJAThe August 5 attack on a border post in the Sinai poses the first set of challenges for the new government.
Battle of witsATUL ANEJAThe Muslim Brotherhood under Mohamed Morsy has a tough task in keeping the military junta at bay.
Long way to goATUL ANEJAIt is difficult times ahead for the countrys nascent democracy as President Mohamed Morsy and the junta appear to be on a collision course.
Arab winterATUL ANEJAEgypt: An Islamist President is elected even as an intricately networked dictatorship stages a comeback.
Riveting runoffATUL ANEJAEgypt: Fear of counter-revolution grips the country as a Mubarak-era veteran emerges as a serious candidate in a divided presidential race.
Transition timeATUL ANEJAThe November-end elections in Egypt may well be a litmus test of the effectiveness of the movements of the Arab Spring.
Breaking pointATUL ANEJAYemen: The country appears to be on the brink of a civil war following the mortar attack that injured the President.
The final pushATUL ANEJAThe role of the Gulf Cooperation Council and the Arab League becomes crucial in the passage of the U.N. resolution.
Contagion of hopeATUL ANEJAThe success of youthful and uncompromising pro-democracy rebellions in Tunisia and Egypt spawns the same sentiments in Bahrain, Yemen and Syria.
The day afterATUL ANEJAWhen the celebrations at Tahrir Square on the night of February 11 died down, the question Egyptians asked themselves was: What next?
Peace offensiveATUL ANEJATHREATENED by sanctions and veiled threats of war, Iran has responded with a peace offensive led by a call for a comprehensive overhaul of the interna
Has COVID truly exposed the broken global order? Despite the COVID-19 pandemic being a severe and truly global crisis, developed countries continue to act in the interests of Big Pharma instead of fo
SlideshowPostcards from Khasi hillsImages that mix politics, history and discomfort to document how the Khasi people made Christianity, a “foreign faith”, their own.
