1. Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt, July 15, 2010 (Essexdiver)

    Israel Challenges Egypt Over Sinai Security Chaos

    Israel need to defend its citizens in the south while trying to avoid the collapse of the peace treaty with Egypt.

  1. Egypt's former intelligence director and vice president, Omar Suleiman

    Brotherhood, Spy Chief Exit Egypt’s Presidential Race

    Khairat al-Shater, Omar Suleiman, we hardly knew ye. Both Egyptians were disqualified from running for president in May.

  1. Egypt's intelligence director Omar Suleiman during a meeting with American officials in in Sharm El Sheikh, July 31, 2007

    Brotherhood, Spy Chief Enter Egypt’s Presidential Race

    After the Muslim Brotherhood reneged on its pledge not to contest the presidency, Omar Suleiman did so too.

  1. Football riots in Port Said, Egypt, February 1, 2012 (AFP/Getty Images)

    Riots in Port Said, Egypt Leave Seventy-Three Dead

    Dozens were killed and hundreds injured in clashes between football supporters in the north Egyptian city.

  1. Mohamed Saad al-Katatni, the speaker of the Egyptian parliament, greets another lawmaker of the Muslim Brotherhood, Cairo, January 23, 2012 (Reuters/Asmaa Waguih)

    Power Sharing Agreement Looms in Egypt

    The Muslim Brotherhood will likely ally with the liberal Wafd Party while the army continues to set foreign policy.