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How an obscure council became Egypt's decisionmaker

When Egypt's lower house was dissolved, the advisory upper house gained sweeping legislative power. But only 10 percent of Egyptians bothered to vote for it.

Bread riots or bankruptcy: Egypt faces stark economic choices

Stock market's record bull run shows few signs of slowing down

Egypt's reviled police plead for understanding, support

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

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

Egyptians mark second anniversary of Mubarak's ouster with protests

Egypt's unfinished revolution

Energy Voices Why energy investors should not give up on Egypt

A first step toward calming Egypt? Political leaders renounce violence

Egypt liberals, Islamists pressure Morsi to form unity government

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

In Port Said, alienation from Cairo makes anger burn hotter

Egyptians mark uprising anniversary with protests (+video)

Backchannels Happy new year, Cairo?

New protests in Tahrir Square as Egypt's Morsi grants himself broad powers

Pirate attacks off Somalia plummet thanks to navies, armed guards

Energy Voices Iran sanctions boost Suezmax tanker demand

Obama-Netanyahu tensions: Not as bad as 5 other US-Israel low points

Will a warming planet and melting sea ice spur development in the Arctic? (+video)

Yemeni defense minister unhurt after deadly bomb attack (+video)

Egypt's president sacks top military general in bid for civilian supremacy

Keep Calm US Navy fires on fishing boat in sensitive Strait of Hormuz

For region's Islamists, Morsi win in Egypt expands sense of the possible

As Egyptian town votes, a glimpse of the revolution spurs longing for the past