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Changing a culture in developing countries: through health education

Changing a culture in developing countries: through health education

For decades, a false culture has been deeply embedded into the mindset of the people from developing countries that health…
War of Words

War of Words

Gone are the days when Egyptians viewed politics as a business of the elite. Politics in Egypt has become everybody’s…
Doubts on the Western Front

Doubts on the Western Front

The Anglo-Saxon reaction to Field Marshal Abdel-Fatah al-Sisi’s decision to run for president was conspicuously un-diverse.
Common Sense in Egypt: Teslam El Ayadi

Common Sense in Egypt: Teslam El Ayadi

This is the hero who gave up his life, who carried the name of my country, the one who protects…
Decontextualization is the name of the game

Decontextualization is the name of the game

One may never be able to understand any political situation unless it is contextualized. What happened on 30 June 2013…
Born to love: Stories from Caux Switzerland

Born to love: Stories from Caux Switzerland

Love is what we were born with. Fear is what we learned here.- Marianne Williamson Human suffering is a characteristic that…
Geneva II: The upside down approach on Syria

Geneva II: The upside down approach on Syria

Democracy is classically defined as the rule of the people, by the people, for the people and that basically means…
The rules of the game

The rules of the game

Asked about whether what happened on 25 January 2011 was a revolution or not, Dr Botros Ghali, one of the…
Brotherhood violence: Suspicion and proof

Brotherhood violence: Suspicion and proof

The political scene triggers many questions about the future as to whether the current conflict would end with the state…
Love is the answer

Love is the answer

You and I don’t see things as they are, we see things as we are. -Herb Cohen This quote has truly settled…
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