Opinion

Politics: Between managing differences and inciting hatred

Politics: Between managing differences and inciting hatred

The term ‘politics’ has many definitions, depending on one’s vision and school of thought.    From my studies and personal…
Goodbye, Al-Masry Al-Youm

Goodbye, Al-Masry Al-Youm

In 2010, Abdel Moneim Saeed, then the chairperson of state mouthpiece Al-Ahram, oversaw an outrageous bit of Photoshopping on the…
Our ‘naive’ generation will bring down your media system

Our ‘naive’ generation will bring down your media system

This piece was written for Egypt Independent's final weekly print edition, which was banned from going to press. We offer…
Final Issue: Liberal illusions

Final Issue: Liberal illusions

This piece was written for Egypt Independent's final weekly print edition, which was banned from going to press. We offer…
Final Issue: Pulling the plug, again

Final Issue: Pulling the plug, again

This piece was written for Egypt Independent's final weekly print edition, which was banned from going to press. We offer…
Final Issue: An editor-in-chief who is nobody’s boss

Final Issue: An editor-in-chief who is nobody’s boss

This piece was written for Egypt Independent's final weekly print edition, which was banned from going to press. We offer you…
Final Issue: Chaotic thoughts to the editor

Final Issue: Chaotic thoughts to the editor

  This piece was written for Egypt Independent’s final weekly print edition, which was banned from going to press. We offer…
‘Awaiting Abu Zayd’

‘Awaiting Abu Zayd’

  Religious sectarianism has a particularly bitter taste, and Egypt is presently witnessing one of its darkest chapters amid a…
The president’s new clothes

The president’s new clothes

In an interesting story called “The Emperor’s New Clothes,” Danish author Hans Christian Andersen tells the story of an emperor…
Anti-Coptic sectarianism: Hope turned into despair

Anti-Coptic sectarianism: Hope turned into despair

Copts are being persecuted in Egypt. So, what’s new about that? This has been the norm in our “beloved homeland”…
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