Opinion

It’s 8:30 am. I’m sitting in front of the TV as I drink my coffee and smoke my cigarette. At…

As we near the stage of drafting our constitution, it is becoming imperative to strengthen the need for steering public…

Tareq al-Bishry, a prominent judge and great historian from whose books we have learned Egypt’s modern history, also subscribes, at…

The People's Assembly's performance has thus far been frustrating to revolutionaries. Even those who had been calling for power to…

The mere result of the constant clashes between protesters and the remnants of Mubarak’s regime in the Ministry of Interior…

As the Muslim Brotherhood ascends to power, a question remains on how the once “banned” group will handle the issue…

Days after the first anniversary of 25 January, tensions between anti-regime activists and loyalists to the Supreme Council of the…

Wednesday’s massacre of Ahly Club fans in Port Said’s football stadium was the latest in a tragic crescendo for young…

Security officers in plain clothes are reported to have roamed Port Said chasing revolutionaries, accusing them of inciting last night’s…

A few months after the first democratic elections were held in Tunisia, a question that still hovers over this post-revolution…