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Anger courses through Nile Delta and Suez Canal, spelling trouble for Egypt's Morsi

President Mohamed Morsi and his supporters often write off Cairo protests as the work of elites, but that accusation doesn't hold water in the industrial heartland, now rocked by protests.

Egypt quietly stifles NGOs by cutting off foreign cash flow

Egypt opposition vows to boycott parliamentary elections

Backchannels Egypt's economy is collapsing, and no one is stopping it

Is the Muslim Brotherhood seeking to kill Egypt's NGOs?

Terrorism & Security Two years later, Egyptians' euphoria over Mubarak's fall a distant memory (+video)

Egyptians mark second anniversary of Mubarak's ouster with protests

Ahmadinejad visits Cairo: How sect tempers Islamist ties between Egypt, Iran

Backchannels In the new Egypt, the police still hew to their old torturing ways

Video of police beating roils Egypt

Egyptians work to reclaim a Tahrir tainted by sexual assault

A first step toward calming Egypt? Political leaders renounce violence

Terrorism & Security German visit offers Egypt's Morsi no relief from mounting pressures

Egypt liberals, Islamists pressure Morsi to form unity government

Backchannels Egypt shudders, with leadership nowhere in sight

As Egyptians flout curfew, Army warns of 'collapse'

In Port Said, alienation from Cairo makes anger burn hotter

Terrorism & Security Egypt opposition cool to Morsi's offer of talks amid state of emergency (+video)

Morsi declares state of emergency after dozens killed in Egypt

Time to build, not protest? On revolution anniversary, Egyptians disagree

The people Egypt's revolution left behind

Backchannels Tahrir, the saddest square in the world?

Egypt orders retrial for Mubarak, bringing on further uncertainty

Backchannels Mostly forgotten, Egyptian trial of US NGO workers drags on

Backchannels The 'Brotherhoodization' of Egypt and its unions (+video)