Amr Ezzat

Salafis might accept procedural democracy — that is to say the vote and the ballot box — as a means…

Since you cannot call a fire engine to put out a spark, then make the fire bigger and scream out…

In 2008, stifled by an Israeli blockade exacerbated by a weak Egyptian position, Gazans barged through Egypt’s borders to get…

A few hours ago, our taxi refused to take us in the direction of the Abbasseya, where the clashes were…

Someone recently told me that if I had waited a little longer as a member of the Muslim Brotherhood, I…

What do we mean by a “civil state”? Is it the civil state of supra-constitutional principles advocated by the army…

A recent blog post entitled “The Poor First, You Bastards” has received a lot attention in the Egyptian media and…

It’s particularly telling that Khaled Saeed’s case has not yet been legally settled, despite the fact that it triggered a…

Only 23 days ago, Egypt’s caretaker Prime Minister Essam Sharaf was with us in Tahrir Square, amidst large crowds of…

Tunisians living in Cairo experienced a mixture of anger, optimism, enthusiasm and some worry as they watched the protests in…