Kuwait opposition leader seeks end to travel ban
Three major protests in the past three weeks have turned violent but a massive rally on Sunday passed peacefully
Israel weighs harsh military action against Gaza
Israeli officials said a tougher military response was necessary, though few seemed in favour of a large-scale operation similar to Operation Cast Lead
Construction workers close power plant in Ain Sokhna
Minister of Electricity and Energy holds talks with workers
Afghan massacre “too big for lone US soldier”
The 39-year-old allegedly left his base in the Panjwayi district of Kandahar province on the night of March 11 to commit the killings, which included nine children
This is Egypt: Sherif Karas
Photography in Egypt is often seen as a means to a commercial end, disregarding the fact the people behind the camera are artists. This is Egypt, as seen by talented…
The nationalisation of Egypt’s civil society
The legal framework governing civil society organisations is restrictive, discussions continue to create a new law but consensus seems unlikely
Liberals vs Salafis: The fight to contain the Muslim Brotherhood ?
Power comes with great responsibilities, especially when Egypt is in such a devastated state. It is easy to criticise and rightfully do so. Critique, which is not constructive, nor aims…
Review: Commentaries still overwhelmed with Shari’a Friday
Following reports of clashes between Islamist and liberal protesters in Tahrir Square last Friday, columnists continue to write about the persistent request to apply Islamic jurisprudence in Egypt. In a…