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Egyptians

Anne Alfred
Culture
This Egyptian singer says forgive, don’t hate
During Sunday worship at St. Antonius Coptic Church in Hayward, California, women sit on one side of the church, and men on the other.
Belief
In California, praying in a language rooted in ancient Egypt
Relatives, friends and residents of Alexandria mourn during the funeral of Shaimaa al-Sabbagh, an activist at the Socialist Popular Alliance Party (SPAP), in Alexandria January 25, 2015.
Conflict
Death of young woman in Egypt sparks anger
Shoubra El-Kheima Power Station, belonging to the North Cairo Electricity Distribution Company, is pictured in Cairo, April 19, 2014. Egypt needs to find at least $5 billion to invest in its dilapidated power grid, a government official told Reuters.
Development & Education
What’s on Egyptian voters’ minds? They want enough electricity to keep the lights on
The Faith Mosque zawya in Cairo
Lifestyle & Belief
In Egypt, controlling religion is the government’s insurance policy
Dissecting The Egyptian Division in Cairo & the United States
Conflict & Justice
Authoritarian Rule: ‘Egyptians Yearn for Security and Order’
Egyptians return to Tahrir Square in protest of presidential power struggle
Egypt struggling to find agreement on new constitution
‘Oprah of Egypt’ serves up good food, practical advice one show at a time
Lifestyle & Belief
Coptic Christians fearful for what an Islamist Egypt will mean for them
Division developing between main Islamist parties in Egypt
Concern develops over growth of xenophobia in Egypt
Egyptian protesters trying to counter negative media portrayal
Environment
Egypt’s low-tech solutions to high-tech censorship
Arts, Culture & Media
Egypt’s Ali G.
Global Politics
Egypt Charges Morsi with Conspiring with Hamas
Conflict & Justice
Returning Calm to Egypt Day After Bloodshed
Audio Essay: The Egyptian Army, Music and Me
Global Satire
Recent Cartoons by Egypt’s Doaa Eladl
Global Politics
Egyptian Lawyer on Trial for Working With ‘Illegal Organization’
Conflict & Justice
Egyptian General Calls Warring Parties Together for Talks, Opposition Unlikely to Attend
Conflict & Justice
Muslim Brotherhood’s View of Egypt Crisis
Conflict & Justice
Egypt Opposition Holds Mass Rally Against President Mursi
Conflict & Justice
Egyptian President Mursi Meets with Judges Amid Crisis
Lifestyle & Belief
El Set Ghalia: The Egyptian Oprah
Global Politics
Egypt Denies Letter to Israel
Lifestyle & Belief
Some Fear Egypt’s New Islamist President Will Usher in an Era of Prohibition
Global Politics
Egypt Elections Stir Arab Dreams
What Today’s Election Will Mean to Egyptians
Arts, Culture & Media
Egypt Gets Ready to Elect a New President
Global Politics
Egyptian Singer Fatma Zidan Optimistic About Egyptian Presidental Elections
Global Politics
US-Egypt Relations Sour Over NGO Case
Conflict & Justice
Writing the Arab World: Reading to Help Understand the Arab Spring
Egypt’s Revolution in Review
Will Egypt’s Elections Calm the Turmoil?
Conflict & Justice
Which Country Will Define Arab Spring?
Arts, Culture & Media
Arab Interest in Obama’s Middle East Speech
Global Politics
Talking Politics on Egyptian TV
Global Politics
Egyptian Salafist Muslims in the Spotlight
Conflict & Justice
Egyptians still protesting
Conflict & Justice
Mubarak Claims Innocence as Egyptians Protest
Nicholas Kristof on Post-Revolutionary Egypt
Egyleaks
Conflict & Justice
Culture & Egypt’s Path to Revolution
Conflict & Justice
On the ground in Cairo
Global Politics
Egypt’s Christians under pressure
Business, Economics and Jobs
Egypt’s bread crisis
Global Politics
Egypt keeps an eye on US politics
For those who stayed home
Conflict & Justice
Egypt: Voices from 11 Days of Protests
Arts, Culture & Media
Israeli heavy metal rockers Orphaned Land
Arts, Culture & Media
High food prices in Egypt and climate change
Conflict & Justice
On the ground in Cairo