Opinion

When asked last September about a title for a talk I was to give at Yale University, where I am…

Ten days before the March 2011 constitutional referendum, hundreds of soldiers went on a rampage in Tahrir Square, tearing up…

While I was outside a polling station waiting to bother voters while covering the referendum, a man sidled over to…

One night, a Lebanese friend, a professor who emigrated to France, told me of his longing for his homeland, blaming…

As year two of the revolution comes to a close, one can scarcely escape the conclusion in media circles that…

Leading up to the January 2011 revolution, labor played a major role in the organization and expression of dissent. The…

The second year after the breakout of the 25 January uprising has been characterized by mixed developments and confused assessments. The great hope in mobilizing the…

During the painful Ettehadiya battle earlier this month between Brotherhood supporters and youthful opposition, the violence was not just physical.…

In elections in late 2011, the Brotherhood secured more than 42% of the parliamentary seats and emerged as the single…

The paradox is stark. Vice President Mahmoud Mekky, Justice Minister Ahmed Mekky and Constituent Assembly Chief Hossam al-Gheriany — three…