The insurgency that will not stop: Egypt

Article Abstract:

Dissatisfaction with the stagnant political and social fabric in Egypt is destabilizing the nation's political structure. Pres Husni Mubarak is trying to maintain order without exerting too much authority, but Islamic extremists are getting increasingly volatile.

Insurgency, Public opinion, Internal security, Mubarak, Hosni

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Silenced: Egypt

Article Abstract:

The assassination of Farag Foda, an Egyptian critic of Islamic fundamentalism, could escalate tensions between Egypt's Muslims and secularists. He was ambushed by Islamic Jihad gunmen, who gleefully claimed justification, claiming Foda attacked their beliefs.

Crimes against, Assassination, Foda, Farag

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Warning shots: Egypt

Article Abstract:

Islamic activists are vexing Egyptian authorities, who are using a combination of appeasement and authority to keep them under control. Pres Mubarak's National Democratic Party will face ample opposition from Islamic fundamentalists in the Nov 3 election.

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