Vivian Salama has spent much of the past decade reporting in the Middle East and South Asia for Bloomberg News, BusinessWeek, Time, Newsweek, The Washington Post, and USA Today, as well as a number of academic journals. She also has appeared as a political commentator on the BBC, France24, Bloomberg TV, TV New Zealand, CBS News, and many more. She covered the revolutions in Egypt, Libya, Bahrain, and Yemen.
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Mubarak’s Spy Chief Dies
State news reports that Mubarak's confidant died in America. By Vivian Salama. MORE
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Clinton Meets Morsi
As Egypt’s president fights with the military and court, Hillary Clinton visited Cairo.... MORE
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Egypt’s Ultraconservative First Lady
Naglaa Ali—who wears and veil and doesn’t do interview—is a change for Cairo. By Vivian Salama. MORE
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Morsi’s Great Burden
The Islamist president must confront his fiercest opponent—the military. Vivian Salama. MORE
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Egypt’s Bittersweet Win
Tahrir Square erupted in cheers for Egypt’s first-ever president-elect—but the country is still... MORE
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Mubarak Steals Election’s Thunder
After being pronounced clinically dead, some wonder are Mubarak’s doctors that good?... MORE
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Egypt’s Second Revolution
Thousands of Egyptians are ticked off and fighting for democracy. Again. By Vivian Salama. MORE
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Kingdom of Discontent
Saudi Arabia has struggled to meet the demands of its youth and minorities. By Vivian Salama. MORE
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Showdown in Cairo
Egypt’s high court ruled the Islamist Parliament must dissolve immediately. By Vivian Salama. MORE
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The Algerian Rose
A singer who united the Arab world. MORE
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Muslim Brotherhood Woos Washington
In a milestone, delegates from the Islamist Egyptian group’s affiliated party are meeting with... MORE
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Al Qaeda’s Latest Media Strategy
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Will More Money Help Palestinians?
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On-Scene at Columbia: Gasps, Cheers and Boos
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