Cairo
On two Canadians jailed in Cairo
Michael Petrou explains why it is hard to argue that Canada has abandoned Tarek Loubani and John Greyson
Egypt: No country for women
Nine out of 10 women in Cairo say they’ve been groped, and sexual violence is getting worse
Egypt’s old bogeyman returns
Welcome to the terrifying reality of a post-coup Middle East country
Michael Petrou on the shifting alliances of Egypt’s revolution
Mubarak supporters, opponents march together in Tahrir Square
The streets of Cairo in 140 characters
Michael Petrou live tweets from Egypt
Benghazi Glen Ross
Why was Obama the only leader to reference religion in response to Libya attack?
Good news, bad news: Sept. 8-15
Canada reopens its embassy in Libya, the Taliban attacks the U.S. embassy and NATO headquarters in Kabul
Revolution delayed?
Tourists have fled, the economy has collapsed and Egypt’s nascent democracy has stalled
Where does Egypt go from here?
As the country celebrates the end of Mubarak’s rule, the hangover of the revolution begins to kick in
‘We will all be free or we will all be in jail’
Shops are opening and roads are again abuzz, but the protests continue
Obama’s speech in Cairo frames the debate over Middle East policy
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