Tag: H.A. Hellyer

Parliament caught in political ambiguity: will the president respect legislative independence?

Experts warn of unfair representation, state control and failing public’s expectations

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Preventing terror is a job for all

Earlier this week, a bomb attack on an Egyptian tourist bus took…

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I’m not a journalist – but the least I can do is salute them

“One of the objects of a newspaper is to understand the popular…

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Dogged determination – a more sober Jan25

Three years ago, as a friend of mine puts it, everything seemed…

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The Egyptian lobbies

Since the military ouster of Mohammed Morsi, different Egyptian groups have lobbied…

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How many times does Egypt have to do this to get it right?

Three years is not a particularly long time. In fact, in the…

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Let’s kill them all

This time last year, Egyptians were a week away from the disastrous…

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Crosses flanked by Crescents won’t cut it

Christmas Eve. New Year’s Eve mass. A wedding. None of these should…

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The politics of remembering death

A group of peaceful protesters marched, and were set upon by official…

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Syria

It could be that by the time this article goes to press,…

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