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Progress of the World’s Women 2015-2016: Transforming Economies, Realizing Rights

Progress of the World’s Women 2015-2016: Transforming Economies, Realizing Rights

Our world is out of balance. It is both wealthier and more unequal today than at any time since the…
From Tahrir Square and the revolution to cafeterias and restaurants

From Tahrir Square and the revolution to cafeterias and restaurants

There are reports about opening cafeterias and restaurants in Tahrir Square, now that the multi-storey underground parking has been opened.
Who is responsible for this mess?‏

Who is responsible for this mess?‏

The situation is as follows: A stalled road map, stalled subway stations, stalled power stations, stalled investments, stalled hospitals, stalled…
All the light we cannot see

All the light we cannot see

I have borrowed the title of my article from Anthony Doerr’s novel that was published last year about a blind…
His presence is wonderful, his absence is painful

His presence is wonderful, his absence is painful

I have been asked to write something about Abdel Rahman al-Abnoudi. His death has saddened me a great deal, although his…
So the Interior Ministry does not embarrass the regime

So the Interior Ministry does not embarrass the regime

A few months ago, the president told foreign reporters that had he been president when the Al Jazeera journalists were…
The illusory battle

The illusory battle

The headscarf battle is not worth all the uproar it has caused: it is merely a personal opinion of a…
Guidebook for a parliament of yes-men

Guidebook for a parliament of yes-men

By Mohamed Nour Farahat Why has the government invited political parties to a dialogue about the election laws? Out of the…
The president’s puzzle in Yemen

The president’s puzzle in Yemen

There is talk about Egypt possibly answering Saudi Arabia’s call to take part in a ground war in order to…
How to lose power in one year – Morsi: June 30 2012- July 3 2013

How to lose power in one year – Morsi: June 30 2012- July 3 2013

“Men are free to make history, but some men are indeed much freer than others." C.W. Mills (1963,p.25) This quote explains…
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