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Analyzing Erdogan's Genocide Comments - Berza Simsek/ AP/dpa

'A Good Start' Analyzing Erdogan's Genocide Comments

Nearly a hundred years after the mass murder of Armenians by Ottoman soldiers, Turkey's prime minister spoke last week for the first time of the "suffering" of the victims. Turkish-Armenian journalist Hayko Bagdat says Erdogan's words mark a good start. Von Daniel Steinvorth

Egyptian Death Sentences Reveal Deep Societal Rift - AFP

529 Steps Back Egyptian Death Sentences Reveal Deep Societal Rift

Over 500 members of the Muslim Brotherhood were sentenced to death last week in the small Egyptian city of Minya. But what really happened? A visit to the town reveals the vast divide in Egyptian society. Von Ralf Hoppe und Daniel Steinvorth

Scandal and Protests Threaten Turkey's AKP - OZAN KOSE/ AFP

Erdogan and the Traitors Scandal and Protests Threaten Turkey's AKP

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan is facing the most difficult challenge of his premiership. Corruption scandals, a weakening economy and a draining battle with the Gülen movement have the leader reeling ahead of important local elections. Von Daniel Steinvorth

Minister and Consoler The Man Who Wants to Fix Egyptian Society

Mohammed el-Mahdi is Egypt's new minister for reconciliation. He's fighting to create a new country, even as society fragments. It's an uphill task in a land where the military is expanding its power and younger generations are digging their heels in for a fight. Von Ralf Hoppe und Daniel Steinvorth

"Wir Mädchen haben die Schnauze voll" - Youtube

Jung-Rapperin aus Ägypten "Wir Mädchen haben die Schnauze voll"

Früher wollte sie ein Junge sein, denn als Mädchen durfte sie so gut wie nichts. Doch inzwischen ist die Ägypterin Majam Mahmud eine stolze Frau mit einer Menge Wut im Bauch. Die 18-Jährige rappt über Diskriminierung und sexuelle Belästigung. Und schlägt sogar auch mal zu. Von Daniel Steinvorth

Egypt Struggles for Control of Sinai - Khaled Elfiqi/ picture alliance / dpa

Laboratory of Violence Egypt Struggles for Control of Sinai

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. Von Ralf Hoppe, Samiha Shafy und Daniel Steinvorth

"Supermann gesucht!" - Ahmed Farouk

Ägypter über die Zukunft ihres Landes "Supermann gesucht!"

In Ägypten toben Straßenschlachten zwischen Mursi-Anhängern, Mursi-Gegnern und dem Militär. Was sagen Menschen, die nicht auf die Barrikaden gehen? Vier Bürgerinnen und Bürger aus Kairo berichten über ihre Ängste und Hoffnungen für das gespaltene Land. Von Dieter Bednarz, Ralf Hoppe und Daniel Steinvorth

Turkish Journalist Seeks German Protection - OZAN KOSE/ AFP

Ergenekon Conviction Turkish Journalist Seeks German Protection

Defendants in Turkey's Ergenekon trial stand accused of participating in a massive conspiracy to overthrow the government. The case has drawn the ire of observers -- and now one convicted journalist is seeking safe harbor in Germany. Von Daniel Steinvorth

Salafists Gain Strength amid Political Chaos - AMR ABDALLAH DALSH/ REUTERS

Egypt in Turmoil Salafists Gain Strength amid Political Chaos

After the killing last Monday of more than 50 Muslim Brotherhood supporters, Egypt has become all but ungovernable. The new unity government in Cairo is already crumbling, and now it's the ultra-conservative Salafists who stand to benefit. Von Raniah Salloum, Daniel Steinvorth und Volkhard Windfuhr

Difficult Path Forward for a Divided Egypt - AP/dpa

Revolution Reloaded Difficult Path Forward for a Divided Egypt

Egypt has been racked by violence since last week's military intervention to remove President Mohammed Morsi. What, though, is the way forward? The stories of three Cairo residents help provide clues. Von Ralf Hoppe und Daniel Steinvorth

Morsi at Precipice after Disastrous Year - MOHAMED ABD EL GHANY/ REUTERS

Crisis in Egypt Morsi at Precipice after Disastrous Year

Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi, a member of the Muslim Brotherhood, has been in office for a year now, and the results are dire. Violence prevails and the economy stands on the brink of collapse. Now he is faced with an ultimatum. Von Daniel Steinvorth

Where Is Turkey Headed? - MURAD SEZER/ REUTERS

A Country Divided Where Is Turkey Headed?

The uprising against Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan clearly shows the deep divide between modernity and tradition in Turkey. Economic growth had long disguised the cleft. But now, the country must decide what its future will hold. Von Daniel Steinvorth und Bernhard Zand

Erdogan's Risky Response to the Revolt - YANNIS BEHRAKIS/ REUTERS

Rambo of Kasimpasa Erdogan's Risky Response to the Revolt

Prime Minister Erdogan used police violence to fight the youth protests, then he softened his tone before cracking down once more. But does he truly comprehend what is currently happening in his country? His own future hangs in the balance. Von Daniel Steinvorth

Die Schlacht um den Gezi-Park - Lam Yik Fei/ Getty Images

Protest in der Türkei Die Schlacht um den Gezi-Park

Tränengasgranaten, Steinwürfe, Molotow-Cocktails: Elitepolizisten stürmen das Camp der Regierungsgegner im Istanbuler Gezi-Park, die Demonstranten wehren sich verzweifelt. Premier Erdogan sucht Vergeltung - und riskiert noch größeren Widerstand. Von Fabian Köhler und Daniel Steinvorth

Youth Insurgency Challenges Erdogan - Uriel Sinai/ Getty Images

'A Zone of Freedom' Youth Insurgency Challenges Erdogan

Turkish youth have had enough of Islamic conservatism and are rebelling against Recep Tayyip Erdogan, their authoritarian father figure of a prime minister. They want to decide for themselves how they should live their lives. Von Daniel Steinvorth

Black Bloc Egypt's Opposition Gets More Radical

Protests against Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood are becoming increasingly violent. One factor behind this is the founding of the "Black Bloc," a loosely organized group of activists that is not afraid to clash with the government. Von Daniel Steinvorth

Who Really Holds the Reins in Egypt? - AMR ABDALLAH DALSH / REUTERS

Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood Who Really Holds the Reins in Egypt?

Mohammed Morsi may be the president of Egypt, but it's the Muslim Brotherhood that appears to be calling the shots. The Islamist group waited decades for a shot at power in the country and it isn't about to yield without a fight. Von Matthias Gebauer, Daniel Steinvorth und Volkhard Windfuhr

The Post-Revolution Struggle for the Arab Soul - MOHAMED ABD EL GHANY/ REUTERS

Islamist vs. Secularists The Post-Revolution Struggle for the Arab Soul

The rise of political Islam following the Arab Spring has many worried that the democratic achievements of the revolution could be lost. In Egypt and Tunisia alike, citizens are once again taking to the streets. But this time they are opposing Islamism. Does secularism still stand a chance? Von Daniel Steinvorth

Egyptian Revolutionaries Take on Radical Islam - MOHAMED ABD EL GHANY/ REUTERS

Morsi's Grab for Power Egyptian Revolutionaries Take on Radical Islam

Egyptians elected Mohammed Morsi to the Egyptian presidency just a few months ago. Now, the Muslim Brotherhood leader has made a grab for absolute power. The move has torn open old wounds in the fledgling democracy and threatens to resurrect the revolution that swept away his predecessor Hosni Mubarak two years ago. Von Daniel Steinvorth und Volkhard Windfuhr

Minorities Fear End of Secularism in Egypt - AHMED JADALLAH/ REUTERS

Nervous on the Nile Minorities Fear End of Secularism in Egypt

When he took office as Egypt's new president in June, Mohammed Morsi pledged to follow a pluralist policy that respected the rights of women and non-Muslim minorities. But everything he has done since then indicates that he intends to replace the secularist dictatorship of his predecessor with an Islamist one. Von Daniel Steinvorth und Volkhard Windfuhr

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