SPIEGEL ONLINE
- October 15, 2013
The Sinai Peninsula is both a vacation paradise and a haven for jihadists and gangs of thugs. The military and the police are trying to regain control over the region. But a new class of haughty warlords and a resentful public mean the state's chances are remote. By Ralf Hoppe, Samiha Shafy and Daniel Steinvorth more... [ Comment ]
SPIEGEL ONLINE
- September 02, 2013
Farid al-Deeb, the lawyer of ousted Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, talks to SPIEGEL about his client's health and ties to the current transitional government -- and why he believes the ex-president will soon be acquitted. more... [ Comment ]
SPIEGEL ONLINE
- August 26, 2013
What would happen if NATO intervenes in Syria? Turkey, for one, fears that it could be attacked with chemical weapons in retaliation. The country has criticised the United Nations for being too hesitant and is willing to take action itself against Assad -- without a UN mandate if necessary. By Hasnain Kazim in Istanbul more... [ Comment ]
SPIEGEL ONLINE
- August 21, 2013
European capitals are alarmed by the escalating turmoil in Egypt, but can't decide how to react. At a crisis meeting of EU foreign ministers in Brussels on Wednesday, diplomats will take on the difficult task of pressuring Cairo without losing influence. By Katharina Peters and Severin Weiland more... [ Comment ]
SPIEGEL ONLINE
- August 20, 2013
The arrest of Muslim Brotherhood leader Badie is just the latest step in the Egyptian military's ongoing attempt to stamp out Islamism. In justifying their iron-fist approach, many point to Germany's own history with the Nazis, but further radicalization could be the result. By Matthias Gebauer in Cairo more... [ Comment ]
SPIEGEL ONLINE
- August 19, 2013
Last Wednesday's massacre marked the beginning of a new phase of repression in Egypt. The Muslim Brotherhood is on the defensive, and the country is threatened by the return of a military dictatorship. It could be the end of the Arab Spring. By SPIEGEL Staff
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SPIEGEL ONLINE
- August 19, 2013
Abdel Moneim Aboul-Fotouh was a senior member of the Muslim Brotherhood before breaking off in 2009. In a SPIEGEL interview, he says that President Morsi's obstinacy helped trigger the coup and recent bloodshed, but that Egypt's military was determined to hold onto power. more... [ Comment ]
SPIEGEL ONLINE
- August 19, 2013
The West has been shocked by the bloody military crackdown against Islamists in Egypt. In a SPIEGEL Interview, Egyptian Foreign Minister Nabil Fahmy discusses the violence, how the West has a distorted view of its causes and how Egypt's friends should respond. more... [ Comment ]
SPIEGEL ONLINE
- August 16, 2013
Just weeks ago, they decried police violence and the heavy-handed state apparatus. Now, after over 600 members of the Muslim Brotherhood were killed on Wednesday, the Egyptian elite is silent. Those who dare to voice empathy are given a hostile reception. By Ulrike Putz in Cairo more... [ Comment ]
SPIEGEL ONLINE
- August 15, 2013
Egypt's political unravelling puts the West in a tight spot. Its reaction to this week's massacre will affect its image in the Arab world for many years to come. So far, it has been anything but assertive. A Commentary by Erich Follath more... [ Comment ]
SPIEGEL ONLINE
- August 15, 2013
On the day after the massacre in Cairo, hundreds of dead lie in mosques and city morgues. Relatives of the deceased would like to bury their family members immediately, but authorities have refused to issue death certificates. By Ulrike Putz in Cairo more... [ Comment ]
SPIEGEL ONLINE
- August 15, 2013
With violence escalating in Egypt, top Western diplomats are calling for calm and for national unity talks in the deeply divided country. Editorialists at leading German papers fear a vicious cycle of violence is returning to one of the Middle East's most important countries. more... [ Comment ]
