Aswat Masriya
| Mar 3, 2013
Demonstrators opposing the Islamist government gathered outside the Foreign Ministry of Egypt as U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is on his first visit to the country since taking office. Alongside his counterpart, Kerry urged Egyptians to unite...
CNN
| Nov 7, 2012
CNN reporters around the world on reaction to Barack Obama's US presidential election win, including wild celebrations from Kenya, muted enthusiasm in China, and very mixed emotions in Israel.
Caption: A Japanese high school student blows a kiss a...
Al Jazeera English
| Sep 17, 2012
Barack Obama, the US president, is set to meet Mohamed Morsi, his Egyptian counterpart, this week on the sidelines of the UN General assembly in New York.
Relations between the two countries have been strained after protestors, angered over an ant...
Telegraph.co.uk
| Sep 14, 2012
The Telegraph's Middle East Correspondent Richard Spencer reports from Cairo as hundreds of young protesters, incensed by a film that insults the Prophet Mohammed, throw stones at the US embassy, while members of the Muslim Brotherhood also gather...
Associated Press
| Sep 12, 2012
Republican Mitt Romney defended his assailing of President Barack Obama's administration's handling of attacks on US diplomatic missions in Libya and Egypt. His initial statement was in reaction to the US embassy in Cairo denouncing the anti-Islam...
Al Jazeera English
| Sep 12, 2012
An anti-Islamic film called the "Innocence of Muslims" has provoked violence and protest in Libya and Egypt, and now also Tunisia. But where exactly did it come from, and what kind of impact could it have on the US presidential race?
Associated Press
| Sep 11, 2012
Egyptian protesters climbed the walls of the US Embassy in Cairo on Tuesday to protest a film made by US-based Coptic Christians that they say is anti-Islam and insults the prophet Muhammad. Demonstrators pulled down the American flag and burned i...