Unrest returns to the streets two years after the ex-president's ouster, which means more disruption for the country's economy.

It's a historic day for the country. Journalist Amira Ahmed talks about the atmosphere in Egypt right now.

After forcing President Hosni Mubarak from office in the Arab Spring uprising last year, Egyptians are lining up today to vote for their next President. Local businesses hope the election will boost tourism to Eygpt.

Egypt's army has economic interests ranging from construction to tourism. Getting it to focus just on soldiering may not be easy.

Free and fair elections in Egypt are a new thing, so candidates — and voters — have a lot to learn. And that's where American consultants come in.

The political landscape in the Middle East is changing. And there is one American industry watching the events closely.

Fayza Abulnaga, Egypt's minister of planning and international cooperation, discusses her country's economic challenges and what happens if Egypt doesn't get the aid and assistance it needs.

Tech-savvy activists are organizing online to create revolutionary change in their countries. Now those tools are influencing many aspects of daily life.

Lobbyists show a country the ropes in the U.S. — and how to pull them.

U.S. must decide how economic aid can support Egypt's political and social change.