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A military coup?

A military coup?

There are rumors of an impending military coup in Egypt, especially after Vice President Omar Suleiman’s warning earlier this week…
On writing the revolution

On writing the revolution

The modus operandi demands being able to swiftly move from speech to action: I tweet every few minutes, I talk…
Scholarship and revolution

Scholarship and revolution

It seems that the gap between scholarship and reality remains unbridgeable. Much ink has been spilled studying Egypt and its…
Islamists and the Egyptian revolution

Islamists and the Egyptian revolution

Any discussion of the status of Islamists in a new Egypt makes little sense if it’s based on the same…
A message from Tahrir Square

A message from Tahrir Square

We, the youth of the square are attempting to communicate with our families and friends on the outside, to respond…
Ending Egypt’s permanent state of emergency

Ending Egypt’s permanent state of emergency

Much of the debate that followed Omar Suleiman’s televised interview, where he detailed the constitutional steps required for a democratic…
Egypt’s worlds

Egypt’s worlds

A clash between two worlds. One world aspires to break the chains of humiliation that have long robbed it of…
Egypt’s breaking point?

Egypt’s breaking point?

As we write these words, pro-Mubarak supporters have descended upon Tahrir Square, violently attacking thousands of demonstrators who have been…
The gravity of pharaohs

The gravity of pharaohs

The dizzyingly rapid demise of Mubarak's exceptionally stable regime is a surprise to even the most seasoned analysts and avid…
Egypt’s New Opposition

Egypt’s New Opposition

The 25 January protests which hit Egypt yesterday may prove to be a historic turning point for Egypt’s small and…
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