Dina Hussein
 
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Opinion
Dina Hussein
Galal Amin: A master of the declining art of teaching
Remembering Galal Amin not only as an intellectual, but a captivating teacher
27 September 2018
Abdel Latif al-Tahan
The 100-year-old chained-up duck (Part 2)
One day, Pierre Brossolette, a French resistance figure, pointed to a poster of the movie Gone with the
29 October 2015
Nael El Toukhy
How Hebrew teaches us something about ourselves, Part 4
Israel vs. Israel: Judaism, Islam and Zionism “It pained him that Jews are being killed, but it
17 October 2015
 
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agriculture • 18 min read
On the question of food
Dina Hussein | Over a year ago, I began interviewing food activists and researchers in Egypt on the question of food.
11 April 2016
Mother's Day • 16 min read
Motherhood as choice
Dina Hussein | It was one of those rare occurrences when I was not too tired to make babysitting arrangements, dress
21 March 2016
urban development • 8 min read
My city, whose responsibility?
Dina Hussein | In Azhar Park on June 15, Christine Auclair, coordinator of the World Urban Campaign, invited a group
17 June 2015
cultural heritage • 17 min read
Parking Heliopolis for development
Dina Hussein | An automated screen in front of the Khulafa al-Rashedeen mosque in Cairo’s Heliopolis neighborhood
24 April 2015
Ettehadiya Presidential Palace • 7 min read
Yara Sallam: A prisoner of passion and human rights
Hanan Elbadawi | Many speak professionally of Yara Sallam, 28, as a skilled lawyer and distinguished researcher, but some
25 June 2014
2014 presidential elections • 10 min read
What’s in the presidential contest for democrats?
Dina Hussein | With presidential elections on the horizon, Egypt’s democratic groups are assessing their options.
10 March 2014
 
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