Lina Attalah

Monday’s papers: Brotherhood phobia …and philia
Egypt

Monday’s papers: Brotherhood phobia …and philia

  The same Eid celebrations, sermons and accidents make up the headlines on Egypt's dailys' front pages this morning. Where…
Israeli soldiers preemptively arrest African migrants in Egyptian territory
Egypt

Israeli soldiers preemptively arrest African migrants in Egyptian territory

“The catching of the three [infiltrators] occurred in the early morning, a few tens of meters from the border, inside…
Sinai threat is overblown, locals say
Egypt

Sinai threat is overblown, locals say

In a fictional scoop shortly before the presidential election, the daily newspaper Al-Dostour revealed a nefarious plot by the Muslim…
Communities: The Levantines of Egypt, a class-based enclave
Life & Style

Communities: The Levantines of Egypt, a class-based enclave

When the late Basseem Nabki, a Christian man of Syrian descent, sold shawls and scarves in the popular quarter of…
Taking stock: What comes after the elections for activists?
Egypt

Taking stock: What comes after the elections for activists?

Towards the end of the presidential elections, Egypt Independent met with a group of nine young activists to take stock…
In Sinai, the tribe comes before the state, the state before Islamists
Egypt

In Sinai, the tribe comes before the state, the state before Islamists

Manei Mohamed was buying a mobile phone at a kiosk in downtown Arish on the afternoon of 19 May when…
In North Sinai, some revolution lies in the outskirts of the city
Egypt

In North Sinai, some revolution lies in the outskirts of the city

While being often remembered in the news as the home of lawlessness, Sinai also had its two days of voting…
Monday’s papers: Breezing presidential and transitional mayhem
Egypt

Monday’s papers: Breezing presidential and transitional mayhem

Today’s papers are still taken by the presidential elections mayhem, focusing on the excluded candidates’ quest to re-enter the race.…
Sinai: The paradox of security
Opinion

Sinai: The paradox of security

Amid Egypt's troubled transition, news from Sinai is emerging again, albeit in its old familiar form. Lawlessness is the story…
Sunday’s papers: A sad week for the judiciary
Egypt

Sunday’s papers: A sad week for the judiciary

The local press in Egypt are still fiery about 16 American NGO workers, banned from travel by an Egyptian court…
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