Topic: Cairo (Egypt) - CSMonitor.com

Syrian government offers to meet with opposition

Against a backdrop of steady military gains for the opposition forces, Bashar Assad's government proposed a meeting. Critics call it a tactic to keep western arms out of opposition hands.

Backchannels Egypt's political elites and their estrangement from the poor

Rebels capture air base as Assad's forces come under pressure

Egyptians mark second anniversary of Mubarak's ouster with protests

Syrian opposition leader extends talks offer to Assad regime

Egypt's unfinished revolution

Egypt blocks YouTube for a month, following 'Innocence of Muslims'

Tunisia 'at a crossroads'

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

As Iran's elections near, Ahmadinejad refuses to leave office quietly (+video)

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

Chaos and police brutality at Egypt's presidential palace (+video)

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

WikiLeaks film script leaks, draws criticism and support

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'

Egypt's Army chief warns state could collapse amid political crisis (+video)

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

Death sentences in Egyptian soccer violence case spark riot, killing dozens

Egyptians mark uprising anniversary with protests (+video)