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Why The Sinai Peninsula Matters: Militants Compromise Security Along Egypt’s Border With Israel

Despite its relative isolation, Egypt's Sinai Peninsula plays a huge role in one of the overarching conflicts of the twentieth century.

Growing Spats Between Countries Leads To Need For More Cross-Border Lawyers

Woman overlooked for a teacher job due to her gentle handshake

The number of fresh arbitration cases filed with the International Center for Settlement of Investment Disputes last year reached its highest level in four decades, the ICSID said in a report last week.

New Egyptian Cabinet Retains Many Former Ministers

Freedom and Justice Party candidate Mohammed Morsi

Egypt's newly appointed Prime Minister Hesham Qandil has announced his cabinet selections, which were represented heavily by longtime state employees and former government ministers, underwhelming expectations of extensive changes in the new government as it facilitates the country's shaky transition to democracy.

The Christian Dilemma In Syria

While the world considers the broader regional implications of the Syria crisis, the status and position of religious minorities is becoming an increasingly important issue.

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After The Arab Spring Revolutions, Middle Eastern Countries Bring New Zeal To Olympic Games

For some post-revolution competitors, this year's Summer Olympic Games will be more important than those of years past.

Chaos In The Court! The Inner Workings Of Egypt’s Puzzling Judiciary

Want to really understand the post-revolution process in Egypt? Look to the men who are passing judgments behind everyone's back.

Dubai Warns Of Muslim Brotherhood 'Plot' In Gulf States

Dubai's police chief Dahi Khalfan has warned that Islamists are plotting to overthrow the governments of Gulf Arab states, following a recent spate of arrests of political dissidents.

Mitt Romney Makes 'Disconcerting' Olympic Gaffe In London

Mitt Romney caused a scandal before his first diplomatic trip to London when he referred to the preparation for the Olympic Games as “disconcerting.”

Gaza Paralympian Dreams Of Glory While Palestinian Athletes Seek First Medal In London

Mahmoud Abu Ghanima lost his legs in a drone missile attack, but that hasn't stopped him from pursuing Olympic dreams -- while his fellow Palestinian athletes seek glory in London for a country that does not quite exist

IMF Welcomes Sudan Austerity But Urges More Reforms

Sudan must press ahead with reforms to ensure its economic stability, an International Monetary Fund mission said on Wednesday, while welcoming the country's recent moves including scaling back its fuel subsidies and devaluing its currency.

Taiwan’s Path Towards Democracy Could Serve As Model For Egypt

Thirty years ago (ironically, about the same time Mubarak seized power in Egypt), the Taiwanese initiated the path towards forming a democratic state.

Egypt President Appoints Prime Minister To Form New Government

Mursi has already endured a number of setbacks since his poll triumph

Before The Attack: Why Israeli Tourists Flocked To Bulgaria

Bulgaria is a surprisingly popular destination for Israeli travelers.

Ramadan Reflects Struggle For Democracy In Muslim World

As the Muslim holy month of Ramadan begins, the Islamic world will have much to reflect upon this year. In Syria, a civil war looms if it hasn't already arrived. In Egypt, a fledgling democracy is being tested. In Afghanistan, an exhaustive American war is coming to a dubious end.

Omar Suleiman Dies; Egypt’s Ex-Vice President, Spymaster And Mubarak Crony

Omar Suleiman former VP of Egypt and a close aid to Hosni Mubarak, died on the early hours of Thursday. According to state news agency MENA, he died of a sudden heart attack after suffering heart and lung problems. Preparations are under way to bring his body home for burial.

China Offers Billions For Africa, Hits Back At Western Critics

China uses Africa conference as an opportunity to respond to foreign criticisms of its expanding relations with the continent.

Alois Brunner: The Nazi War Criminal Who Found A Home In Syria

The Syrian regime repeatedly thwarted efforts by Israel and European governments (including Germany, France and Austria) to extradite Brunner for decades, sometimes even denying he was in the country.

A Trillion Dollars And Counting: How Egypt's New President Will Boost Islamic Banking

Banking in line with the Koran's prohibition on paying interest is an expanding sector, and the ascent of the Muslim Brotherhood to power in Egypt is going to help it grow faster.

Children in Al-Mazrak IDP camp in Haradh, northern Yemen.

Only Afghanistan Is Worse: Crisis Looming In Yemen As Malnutrition Rises

Yemen is going through a difficult political transition after the ouster of president Ali Abdallah Saleh, but that isn't as bad as its humanitarian crisis

Talking About Egypt, Thinking About Iran: Clinton's Real Focus In Israel

During her last visit in Israel as Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton talked about Egypt but really thought about Iran. And made scant mention of the Palestinians, nowhere near as pressing an issue for America as the Arab Spring

Mohamed El-Erian, CEO and Co-Chief Investment Officer, Pacific Investment Management Co., participates in the 2010 Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills, California

PIMCO's Mohamad El-Erian: The Ideal Prime Minister for Egypt

On Tuesday, it was reported that Mohamed El-Ehrian, the chief executive officer of Pacific Investment Management Co., or PIMCO, was being considered for the role of Egypt's Prime Minister. He doesn't want the job, but he does have the qualities that Egypt lacks.

Clinton Pledges U.S. Will Help Israel Stop Iran From Acquiring Nuclear Weapons

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton pledged a commitment to work with Israel in order to stop Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.

Dlamini-Zuma: Why The African Union’s First Female Chair Could Mean Big Changes

Considering her South African roots and the many serious challenges facing the African Union today, Dlamini-Zuma will be under intense scrutiny in the coming weeks.

Madonna Sued Over Swastika: Did She Go Too Far?

Wallerand de Saint-Just, a lawyer for the National Front, told the European press that legal action would be filed later this week, adding that projecting such an image of Marine Le Pen with a swastika implies that she is a Nazi.

Clinton Arrives In Israel; Talks To Focus On Egypt, Iran And Palestine

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrived in Israel late Sunday for high-level talks with Israeli officials focusing on the course of political action in Egypt, Iran's alleged clandestine nuclear program and the stalled Israeli-Palestinian peace process.