Abdel Fattah el-Sisi

THE EGYPTIAN regime of Abdel Fatah al-Sissi again demonstrated its violent and cynical nature last weekend

Despite the political and economic issues that continue to plague Egypt, the country’s benchmark stock market index, the EGX 30, was up 32 percent (or 28 percent in USD-terms) in 2014

Youth members are now assuming a more active role in Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood, pushing the group to escalate its call for revolutionary action against President Sisi.

The Egyptian president might not oppose all Islamism — just the violent form.

The rulers of Saudi Arabia trembled when the Arab Spring revolts broke out four years ago.

Why fixing a broken education system is one of the biggest challenges facing President Sisi.

The United Arab Emirates, which is backing Egypt with billions of dollars in aid, said its ally’s decision to raise fuel prices is the “first step” in a broader energy strategy to reduce subsidies

After nearly 20 years as de facto ruler of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, King Abdullah ibn-Abdulaziz al-Saud died last night at the age of 90.

year and a half after Egypt’s generals seized power in a coup from the Muslim Brotherhood, Investment Minister Ashraf Salman arrived in Washington this week with a simple, two-pronged message

King Abdullah's writ lasted all of 12 hours. Within that period the Sudairis, a rich and politically powerful clan within the House of Saud, which had been weakened by the late king