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Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi, who was elected democratically just one year ago, has officially stepped down from power. In addition to removing the president, the army has suspended the constitution and called for early elections. According to our partner The World, soldiers backed by armored vehicles have been deployed near where Morsi supporters have gathered. […]
In the days following the ouster of Egypt’s first democratically elected president, Mohamed Morsi, a mix of celebrations in support of the change, and demonstrations against it, have filled the streets. The nation’s future remains unclear as the divisions over the way forward grow deeper. Some view the new turn of events as a movement […]
Back in August of 2012, President Obama established what he called a “red line” on action in Syria, which included the use of chemical weapons. At a press conference yesterday, Obama acknowledged that chemical weapons might have been used in Syria, although the nature of their use seems cloudy. The President reiterated that the United […]
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