Opinion
Brotherhood’s quandary
December 3, 2011
Brotherhood’s quandary
Many have laid blame on the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) for failing to join the protesters in Tahrir Square following the…
Egypt: Testing America’s tolerance for Arab democracy
December 1, 2011
Egypt: Testing America’s tolerance for Arab democracy
Earlier this year, on 19 May, following months of intense behind-the-scenes debate about how the United States should respond to…
What kind of MPs do we want?
November 29, 2011
What kind of MPs do we want?
The controversy over the nature of the MPs that Egyptians want continues to rage as several complain about the lack…
A brief history of field hospitals in Tahrir Square
November 27, 2011
A brief history of field hospitals in Tahrir Square
Statement no. 84 by the Supreme Council of Military Forces on 24 November announced the establishment of a military field…
Egyptians will curse all politicians
November 21, 2011
Egyptians will curse all politicians
Deputy Prime Minister Ali al-Selmy’s supra-constitutional principles document is not actually his. Nor was it proposed by the cabinet. It…
The ghastly end of patriarchy
November 18, 2011
The ghastly end of patriarchy
I believe that patriarchal systems across the world are on the verge of collapse. The patriarchal system I am referring…
Is it the Islamists vs. the military?
November 15, 2011
Is it the Islamists vs. the military?
Last week, over the Eid break, the celebration and over-eating were marred by the news that Ali al-Selmi, the Deputy…
The uncompromising fate of Mina’s death
November 11, 2011
The uncompromising fate of Mina’s death
What is so significant about the horrid death of Mina Daniel? What distinguishes him from previous martyrs Khaled Saeed or…
Backlash against ‘Suzanne Mubarak laws’ was inevitable
November 8, 2011
Backlash against ‘Suzanne Mubarak laws’ was inevitable
Believe it or not: Egyptian men are busy planning and implementing another revolution, but this time women will not play…