Opinion
September 11th, Islamophobia, and the ‘Persecution Industry’
September 11, 2012
September 11th, Islamophobia, and the ‘Persecution Industry’
In one of the last pieces he published at Salon before moving to The Guardian, the American columnist Glenn Greenwald…
Sectarianism of the Syrian revolution
September 10, 2012
Sectarianism of the Syrian revolution
“We never knew each other’s sects before,” said Maged, one of the young officers who defected from the Syrian police.…
The new Non-Aligned Movement: Multipolar and regional
September 7, 2012
The new Non-Aligned Movement: Multipolar and regional
The 16th Non-Aligned Movement Summit has closed in Tehran, Iran. The conference halls were cleaned up, the delegates have boarded…
The crisis of renewing Islamic thought
September 6, 2012
The crisis of renewing Islamic thought
Most trends in political Islam stipulate that the Islamic state protects freedom of creed. “So let whoever wishes believe and…
Watching the demise of journalistic form
September 4, 2012
Watching the demise of journalistic form
I am no wordsmith, but I have a fascination with language. I am no grumpy grammarian, but I admire clean…
The revolution and the Brothers
September 2, 2012
The revolution and the Brothers
The recent presidential decisions by President Mohamed Morsy to send Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi and former Chief of Staff Sami…
Lessons from Iraq
September 1, 2012
Lessons from Iraq
It is almost 10 years since the fall of the authoritarian regime of Saddam Hussein and his Baath Party. What…