Survey results highlight negative outlook
Fady Salah / May 18, 2013 / Egypt, Politics / No Comments
Figures show dissatisfaction with democratic transition and overwhelming concern for better economic conditions
Read More →Ashton meets president, opposition figures
Luiz Sanchez / April 8, 2013 / Egypt, Politics / 1 Comment
The EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Catherine Ashton says she is concerned about sectarian violence in Egypt
Read More →Ashton visits Egypt
Joel Gulhane / April 7, 2013 / Egypt, Politics / No Comments
EU representative scheduled to meet with Morsi, ElBaradei, Moussa and other opposition figures
Read More →On blood, lynching and moving forward
Sara Abou Bakr / March 23, 2013 / Opinion / No Comments
Two months ago, after a heated discussion, a bunch of us self-proclaimed analysts concluded that Egypt is about to dive head-first into a fresh wave of violence. The trigger to this downward spiral started in read the rest…
Read More →Reactions to the UN agreement on women
Luiz Sanchez / March 17, 2013 / Egypt, Politics / No Comments
Women’s rights advocates and liberal groups praise the agreement, while religious conservatives claim it will destroy civil society
Read More →Port Said verdict echoes across nation
Hend Kortam / March 9, 2013 / Egypt, Politics / No Comments
21 people were handed the death sentence; the verdict leaves Ultras Ahlawy and Ultras Green Eagles displeased
Read More →On the youth and the revolution
Farid Zahran / March 5, 2013 / Opinion / No Comments
For many, the early days of the revolution served as a political coming-out for a number of underground organisations, some weak, others strong, and individuals, all out to prove their revolutionary worth and zeal. Hailing read the rest…
Read More →The legitimacy of Morsi
Sara Abou Bakr / March 2, 2013 / Opinion / 1 Comment
Wikipedia defines political legitimacy as “the popular acceptance of an authority, usually a governing law or a regime”. The keyword here is “popular”. The voting system was concurred as a way to gauge public acceptance of read the rest…
Read More →A visionary without a vision
Daily News Egypt / February 27, 2013 / Opinion / No Comments
By Robert Mogielnicki On Saturday Mohamed ElBaradei, leader of the National Salvation Front (NSF), called for a boycott of the upcoming Parliamentary elections in Egypt. On Tuesday the boycott became party policy after a meeting read the rest…
Read More →Parliamentary elections widen parties’ rift
Fady Salah / February 25, 2013 / Egypt, Politics / No Comments
Islamist parties to participate, opposition parties undecided
Read More →ElBaradei Lawyers’ Syndicate membership criticised
Ahmed Aboul Enein / February 10, 2013 / Egypt, Politics / No Comments
Brotherhood members of the Syndicate reject decision, Islamist lawyer disputes legality
Read More →Al-Azhar brings political groups together
Hend Kortam / January 31, 2013 / Egypt, Politics / No Comments
Prominent opposition figures, church representatives and political groups have agreed on Al-Azhar’s initiative to resolve the current crisis
Read More →Egypt’s opposition: The sultan’s slackers
Daily News Egypt / January 30, 2013 / Opinion / No Comments
By Karl Sharro There is an old Egyptian joke about Tanabel El-Sultan, (the Sultan’s slackers), who were notorious for their laziness. The sultan was so fed up with seeing the slackers lazing about that one read the rest…
Read More →ElBaradie calls for emergency national meeting
Rana Muhammad Taha / January 30, 2013 / Egypt, Politics / No Comments
Nobel laureate says a meeting is necessary to stop the ongoing violence
Read More →ElBaradei: The revolution continues
Hend Kortam / January 24, 2013 / Egypt, Politics / 1 Comment
Nobel laureate addresses nation on eve of second anniversary of revolution and calls on people to protest
Read More →Outrage following death of Al-Dostour Party member
Fady Salah / January 16, 2013 / Egypt, Politics / No Comments
Al-Dostour Party youth consider sit-in at party headquarters
Read More →NSF announces “no” vote despite reservations
Basil El-Dabh / December 13, 2012 / Egypt / No Comments
National Salvation Front reiterates its intention to support “no” vote but questions polling stations’ susceptibility to fraud
Read More →Al-Dostour to campaign for referendum “No” vote
Connor Molloy / December 10, 2012 / Egypt, Politics / No Comments
Party heads seek boycott but youth to go forward with campaign
Read More →ElBaradei addresses Egyptians
Sara Abou Bakr / December 7, 2012 / Egypt, Politics / 8 Comments
Asks Morsy to revoke declaration
Read More →Opposition holds Morsy responsible for deaths
Ahmed Aboul Enein / December 6, 2012 / Egypt, Politics / No Comments
ElBaradei: the regime is losing legitimacy
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