The rise of the falling writer
We really have become a fickle readership. We’ve got a lot of choices and you’ve got exactly three seconds to tell me
Read More →In Syria the ends are justifying the means
Faced with a lack of other options unconditional support for the Free Syrian Army raises moral questions
Read More →The pyramids are fine
Dear America, the pyramids are still here, thank you for enquiring about their health
Read More →The battle for control in Syria
As the battle for the capital is underway Syria’s Kurds have emerged as the factor that tipped the scales
Read More →President Morsy emerges as regional mediator on Gaza
After a weekend of meetings with Hamas, the Palestinian Authority and the EU, Morsy finds himself under pressure from competing interests
Read More →President Morsy emerges as regional mediator on Gaza
After a weekend of meetings with Hamas, the Palestinian Authority and the EU, Morsy finds himself under pressure from competing interests
Read More →Muslims and Christians protest together for the rights of Muslims in Ethiopia
In the wake of attacks against Muslims in Ethiopia protests brought Muslims and Christians out to pressure the government of Wolde-Giorgis
Read More →As thin as a veil
The difference between a good night and a bad one for a woman in Egypt might be as thin as veil
Read More →Mahalla strike gains strength
More companies join the protests and threaten to cut railroad tracks if demands fail to be met.
Read More →Cleopatra Ceramics employees fired upon during protest
Employees attempted to storm Suez government buildings
Read More →Detained Egyptian journalist back in Egypt
Shaimaa Adel arrived on the Presidential Plane with President Morsy
Read More →Iranian drones and submarines raise alarms
Iran’s’ tiny’ army is bigger than it seems
Read More →West eases pressure on Myanmar while attacks on minority Muslims continue
While the West praises Myanmar’s reforms, the nation’s minority Muslims continue to suffer
Read More →From the cell to the castle
How tragic that the Arab world’s greatest constitutional declaration of freedom will fight its greatest battle over the language of fear.
Read More →Military chief claims no deaths in camel and horseback attack
Facing the Cairo Criminal Court, Roweiny claimed that as far as he knew, there were no reports of deaths or weapons seized from attackers in Tahrir Square after the incident
Read More →Syrian opposition meeting wraps up in Cairo after brawl
The Syrian opposition meeting held over two days in Cairo wrapped up on Tuesday after nearly falling apart over disputes in the authority and representation
Read More →The unseen hand
He is described as the unseen hand of an incredibly hierarchal and rigid organization. The Muslim Brotherhood’s General Masul, the General Guide, Mohamed Badie is a man in the shadows, who some believe will have the last word.
Read More →It was one Egypt
I like to imagine that Mubarak wonders, why that day, why that year of all those years
Read More →




