Magdi Abdelhadi dissects the unrest that was sparked off Wednesday night when a brawl after a soccer match in Port Said left 74 people dead.
The Egyptian Prime Minister, Kamal al-Ganzouri, has announced that the board of the Egyptian Football Association has been sacked and all its members placed under investigation.
The charges relate to an episode of brutal ethnic violence that followed elections four years ago.
There’s anger, sadness and downright fury over the continued violence in Syria. Much of the vitriol is directed against Arab League observers who arrived in Syria in late December to monitor the situation. There’s widespread feeling — which you’ll see in these cartoons — that the observers are ignoring the violence all around them.
A Congolese lawyer and activist is trying to get Apple to commit to making a conflict-free iPhone.
Thousands of fighters from one ethnic group, the Lou Nuer, attacked a town populated by members of a rival tribe, the Murle.
A shocking image from the clashes shows a woman wearing an Islamic robe being dragged, semi-clothed and unconscious, by soldiers.
A youth program in Guatemala City reaches out to at-risk kids before they become involved in gang violence.
Yemen’s President Ali Abdullah Saleh has returned from Saudi Arabia three months after surviving an assassination attempt.
I’m in Johannesburg thanks to the International Reporting Project: There’ll be lots to say here and on the radio about South Africa and race, and race and religion, and religion and sexuality, and sexuality and HIV/AIDS. But for now, a few thoughts on public safety in Johannesburg.
Security forces in Yemen have killed more than 50 people in two days of violence against anti-government protesters, activists say.
How multiculturalism might relate to the tensions and violence happening in Norway and elsewhere in Europe.
The Under-20 soccer World Cup gets under way on Friday in Colombia.
New efforts are underway in Mexico to protect migrants from becoming the targets of drug cartels and other criminals.