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Washington’s NGO firestorm

Washington’s NGO firestorm

Egypt's case against NGO workers, including at least 16 Americans, has sparked an unprecedented uproar in Washington, triggering what many…
The Brotherhood and Gulf security

The Brotherhood and Gulf security

“Push your flight back tomorrow,” Khaled al-Qazzaz, the foreign relations coordinator at the Muslim Brotherhood’s Freedom and Justice Party (FJP)…
Egypt’s constitution: Conflicting visions

Egypt’s constitution: Conflicting visions

Fears that a new Egyptian constitution will produce a dysfunctional and undemocratic outcome are rapidly coming to a head. The…
Why World Bank and NGOs fail

Why World Bank and NGOs fail

A few days ago, I was invited to a meeting for the World Bank’s office in Cairo to discuss a…
Anthony Shadid, a remembrance

Anthony Shadid, a remembrance

On Friday, readers of The New York Times woke to sobering news of the death of one of the newspaper’s most…
A new Syrian leadership?

A new Syrian leadership?

The uprising in Syria is becoming increasingly violent. The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights has stated that the regime’s…
Why demand the right to information?

Why demand the right to information?

The people of Emkhandlwini village, Kwazulu-Natal Province, South Africa, were upset, and justifiably so. There was a drought and they…
Three things to consider before mourning sheikh Emad Effat’s death

Three things to consider before mourning sheikh Emad Effat’s death

A sadness, but not like deathWhen Emad Effat was martyred on Friday, 16 December, just before the call for sunset…
Was 11 February a failure?

Was 11 February a failure?

Anyone who read Egypt’s state-run newspapers on Sunday morning would have come away with the unambiguous message that Egyptians responded…
The Brotherhood’s businessmen

The Brotherhood’s businessmen

American news website Salon.com published an article last week under the title “The GOP Brotherhood of Egypt” in which its…
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