All posts tagged "security"

Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi witnessed on Thursday the signing of a security cooperation agreement with Spain...

Egyptian authorities cleared 100 houses and destroyed 12 others on Thursday on the first day of expanding...

At least eight have been killed and dozens wounded when militants in Egypt’s north Sinai fired mortar...

  Sectarian violence has once again gripped the hearts and minds of Egyptians, following the tragic deaths...

On the eve of the second anniversary of the 2011 revolution, violence echoed through the streets of...

Egypt has recently been embroiled in political turmoil that has threatened Egypt’s stability both economically and politically....

Today Morsi supporters and Anti-Morsi protesters gathered throughout various cities in Egypt for massive demonstrations. The Pro-Morsi...

On Friday the 30th of November, I visited Tahrir Square early in the morning (between 9:30a.m to...

For the first time since the January 25th Revolution, Egyptians flocked to Tahrir Square in numbers which rivalled the...

Overnight Egypt has turned from being a new democracy to a dictatorship governed by what El-Baradei and...

Fifty-one Egyptian children between the ages of four to six were killed yesterday following a collision between...

Women getting their hair forcibly cut off by niqab-wearing ‘Muslims’, a jihadist who lived in Afghanistan and...

I originally published this article on ABC’s The Drum in May. It has been updated to include recent...

With the sacking of Egypt’s army chief, Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawy, the Muslim Brotherhood has established...

More than a year after Hosni Mubarak stepped down, Egypt is facing a serious security vacuum that...