Opinion

Photojournalists in the land of sectarian strife

Photojournalists in the land of sectarian strife

I reject the return of any of my photojournalists to the site of the clashes in front of St. Marks…
In defense of the Lemon Squeezers

In defense of the Lemon Squeezers

The revolutionaries who reluctantly voted for President Mohamed Morsy in the runoffs in the presidential election — the “Lemon Squeezers,”…
Blog: Rooted in religion

Blog: Rooted in religion

It is a motley crew that finds shelter in Tahrir Square these days. On the afternoon of 7 April, a…
The mills of God grind slowly but surely

The mills of God grind slowly but surely

A few days ago, the pro-Muslim Brotherhood prosecutor general pressed charges against a number of iconic youth revolutionary figures. The…
Higher education reform in post-revolution Egypt

Higher education reform in post-revolution Egypt

  Higher Education Reform in Post-Revolution Egypt by Anthony J. Perzigian, PhD, Board of Trustees Chair Adviser, Future University in…
Electoral gains here and there: The best is yet to come

Electoral gains here and there: The best is yet to come

    Over the past three weeks, Egypt has witnessed several electoral experiments that deserve deep reflection and analysis.
Why Egypt fails

Why Egypt fails

  I suppose that, apparently, policy designers in Egypt did not come across a recently published book titled “Why Nations…
A 3-year-old girl can be an agent for change

A 3-year-old girl can be an agent for change

This is a copy of an email received by the Manadeel Waraq campaign for the defense of street children:
The state speaks

The state speaks

I don’t expect the state to be creative, because power is an end in many ways, and only a threat…
Egypt’s economy: From crisis to crash

Egypt’s economy: From crisis to crash

Since February 2011, Egyptian authorities have designed their fiscal, monetary and exchange rate policies for the sole purpose of preventing…
Back to top button