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The Salafi ascent: All too modern

The Salafi ascent: All too modern

The first round of parliamentary elections has sent shock waves through many Egyptians. The Salafi Nour Party garnered almost 25…
Palestine’s Couch Party

Palestine’s Couch Party

Some have called Egypt’s revolution "the Comical Revolution" because of the jokes and satirical slogans used by Egyptians, well known…
Building walls, losing sovereignty

Building walls, losing sovereignty

Prior to the American invasion and subsequent occupation of Iraq in 2003, the only military force in the modern Middle…
The army and the economy in Egypt

The army and the economy in Egypt

Should the production of pasta, mineral water, butane gas cylinders and gas station services qualify as classified military secrets? And…
To whom should power be handed over?

To whom should power be handed over?

A quick read of the current political scene suggests that there is some consensus on the need to minimize the…
Revolution, military and pain

Revolution, military and pain

No one hates stability, security and calm, but true stability comes from a clarity of vision, a general sense of…
What can prevent state failure?

What can prevent state failure?

Downtown Cairo is once again a battlefield, and this time, the military is not just a silent facilitator, but an…
Against violence

Against violence

It is horrific to watch military and CSF forces ganging up on defenseless citizens, on people who are actually running…
Is Egypt becoming another Pakistan?

Is Egypt becoming another Pakistan?

The past experience of three major players on the Egyptian political scene ― the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed…
Whatever happened to our revolution?

Whatever happened to our revolution?

Since the first Egyptian uprising succeeded in overthrowing ousted President Hosni Mubarak on 11 February, Tahrir Square has never been…
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