More Struggles Predicted in Egypt’s Forecast for Year Ahead

Egyptian authorities are struggling to bring stability to their nation after nearly three years of uprisings and upheaval. But popular discontent with the latest set of rulers appears to be growing; 2014 offers no guarantee the tumult is over. 2013 saw Egyptians take to the streets to depose their leader, the second mass uprising in two years. They had generous help from the military, which imprisoned the country's first freely elected president, Islamist Mohamed Morsi, and...

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