Precious few political parties have spoken out against the military or its assault on the Muslim Brotherhood.

President Obama can now embark on a new foreign policy, one that rejects military interventionism in favor of an engaged internationalism.

A diplomatic solution is possible.

Syrians fleeing the fighting at home have found themselves targeted amid Egypt’s political upheaval.

Life here has shrunk politically, geographically and socially, with the vast majority of the public high on fascistic nationalism.

President Obama was right to seek congressional approval to strike Syria—but a bipartisan coalition must turn him down.

There are both practical and humanitarian reasons to oppose US airstrikes in response to the horrific chemical weapons attack.

At least seventy-four people were killed in skirmishes between Morsi supporters and armed men this weekend.

Egypt cannot have a future as a viable, pluralistic democracy without the Muslim Brotherhood’s participation.

Deadly clashes shock a nation fresh off the heels of a military coup.