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Analysis: The nature of power in Egypt
As Egypt’s President Mohamed Morsi moves to grant himself broad powers over the judiciary, Quilliam's Maajid Nawaz poses serious questions of his motives.
“We don’t need another dictator” – Egypt set for protests as triumphant Morsi tightens grip
Egypt is braced for mass rallies after President Mohamed Mursi, fresh from brokering the Gaza ceasefire, passed a decree giving himself sweeping new powers.
Call the Copts: The Muslim Brotherhood and Egypt’s Christians
Mohammed Morsi's victory in Egypt's presidential election raises new fears over the future of religious freedom amongst the country's Coptic Christian minority.
Should we be concerned about Egypt’s new president?
This month, Egypt’s first democratically-elected president, Mohammed Morsi, was appointed, but what are the consequences of an Islamist president?
The World Outside Westminster – Romney set for New Hampshire landslide
Left Foot Forward’s Tom rounds up the week’s news from the US Presidential race and stories you may have missed from around the world.
2012 – the year the world must wake up to Christian persecution
Ed Jacobs, a member of the Christian Socialist Movement, writes of the need for the West to do more to tackle the evil of Christian persecution.