Mosa'ab Elshamy

Protests against the slow pace of change, two years af­ter Egypt’s rev­o­lu­tion, cul­mi­nate in flames and tear gas.

The Sinai has be­come more volatile since Egypt’s rev­o­lu­tion – the re­sult, many say, of years of gov­ern­ment ne­glect.

Ral­lies are held by sup­port­ers and op­po­nents of Pres­i­dent Mor­si ahead of ref­er­en­dum on the draft con­sti­tu­tion.

The con­flict con­tin­ues for its eighth day while the num­ber of deaths and in­juries ris­es.

Shim­mer­ing posh com­plex tow­er­ing over Ram­let Boulaq slum show­cas­es the class di­vide in Egypt­ian cap­i­tal.

Crowds ral­ly against de­ci­sions to dis­solve par­lia­ment and ap­prove pres­i­den­tial can­di­da­cy of Ahmed Shafik.