Aswat Masriya
| Dec 14, 2012
Egyptian voters are split ahead of the country's constitutional referendum this weekend, while the continuing protests and unrest are threatening to further destabilize the country's fragile economy. Lily Grimes reports.
Democracy Now!
| Dec 12, 2012
Sharif Abdel Kouddous reports from the streets of Cairo, where thousands of people have taken to the streets in new rallies for and against a controversial referendum backed by embattled Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi. In a potential nod to the ...
Democracy Now!
| Dec 11, 2012
Egypt is bracing for new protests today over President Mohamed Morsi's hotly contested effort to hold a referendum on a controversial draft constitution. Ahead of today's rallies, masked gunmen attacked opposition protesters camped out in Tahrir S...
Egypt's military council issues a declaration granting itself sweeping powers, as the Muslim Brotherhood claims victory in presidential polls.
Young Egyptian comedians explain their craft and how their newfound freedom allows them to expand on material.
Ian Lee reports on the interrogation of Bassem Youssef, host of the satirical Arabic-language news show "The Program."
CNN's Reza Sayah takes a look at Egypt's economic struggles post-revolution.