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  • Coptic Pope Shenouda III (photo: Amr Nabil/AP/dapd)
    On the Death of Pope Shenouda III

    A Pragmatist Who Was Not Afraid to Take a Stand

    Pope Shenouda III, the head of the Christian Coptic Church, passed away last weekend. Throughout his time as Coptic spiritual leader, he faced a variety of challenges from all sides: Islamisation, dictatorship and even revolution. His successor has yet to be named. Karim El-Gawhary reports from Cairo

  • Riots on Qasr el-Aini Street, Cairo, on 17 December 2011 (photo: picture alliance/dpa)
    Protests in Egypt

    Hoping for the ''Second Revolution''

    Despite the first round of elections in Egypt, violence has escalated in recent weeks with young protesters clashing violently with the military. Egyptians are divided on the subject of the protests: some feel that the military must be forced to let go of the reins of power, while others yearn for peace and stability. Joseph Mayton sends us these observations from Cairo

  • In this Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2011 file photo, Egyptian Copts hold Christian crosses and chant slogans as they demonstrate against the sectarian violence, in downtown Cairo, Egypt (photo: dapd)
    The Military's Attack on Egypt's Copts

    A Call for Civil War

    What began as a peaceful demonstration by thousands of Coptic Christians quickly escalated into a widespread attack by the military against the protesters. What we witnessed on Sunday evening in the streets of downtown Cairo was state-sponsored violence and murder. A commentary by Joseph Mayton

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