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January 25 revolution • 24 min read
Inside a regime’s last days: Mubarak and his inner circle during the 2011 revolution
Ehsan Salah | “When we went out on January 25, we weren’t thinking we would end Mubarak’s rule”
28 January 2021
Hosni Mubarak • 16 min read
Hosni Mubarak (1928–2020): The rise and fall of Egypt’s longest-ruling president
Mubarak used fear of Islamists to justify a repressive police state.
25 February 2020
Ahmed Nazif • 28 min read
Is the government building a parallel bureaucracy?
Mohamed Hamama and Osman El Sharnoubi | Power is concentrated in the presidency and military at the expense of other state institutions
16 May 2019
Hosni Mubarak • 6 min read
Mubarak’s trial comes to an underwhelming end: He is free
Heba Afify | The defense was based on a denial that any violence had occurred
3 March 2017
freezing assets • 6 min read
Death sentences and due process threaten recovery of Mubarak assets
Heba Afify | Former President Hosni Mubarak’s assets in Switzerland have been frozen since he stepped down in February
21 June 2015
death penalty • 8 min read
Q&A on Morsi’s Ettehadiya clashes trial
Omar Said | The Cairo Criminal Court sentenced former President Mohamed Morsi and 14 co-defendants to 20 years in
21 April 2015
corruption • 21 min read
Show me the money: The many trials of Mubarak’s men
Nadia Ahmed | Four years after the January  25 revolution identified financial corruption as one of
24 January 2015
cinema • 8 min read
Cairo Drive: A film about more than just traffic
Rowan El Shimi | “I would like to make room for ambulances to pass, but where do I go?”
12 January 2015
Hosni Mubarak • 8 min read
Politics and law in Mubarak’s trial
Omar Said | Due to its highly political nature, the many phases of the trial of former President Hosni Mubarak, his
27 September 2014
 
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Opinion
Belal Fadl
The senile state (Part 2)
To forget is human. This is why you will still find those who think the rule of generals is the
27 December 2014
Hani Atalla
The dead cannot cry out for justice
Alas, a verdict has been reached in the infamous trial of Egypt’s former president Hosni Mubarak. The
8 December 2014
Sally Toma
The injustices of November: Remember or forget?
November marked the anniversary of Mohamed Mahmoud, remembered as an epic and triumphant struggle by
3 December 2014
 
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News
Hosni Mubarak • 3 min read
Three days of mourning announced for former President Hosni Mubarak
25 February 2020
Hosni Mubarak acquittal • 3 min read
Court acquits Mubarak of ordering 2011 protester killings
2 March 2017
corruption • 4 min read
Mubarak features on Transparency International ‘grand corruption’ list
10 December 2015
freezing assets • 3 min read
Swiss attorney general continues investigations into Mubarak’s money laundering charges
22 June 2015
Alaa Mubarak • 3 min read
Mubarak taken back to Maadi military hospital, sons to Tora prison following sentencing
9 May 2015
Alaa Mubarak • 4 min read
As Sisi promises to release activists, Mubarak sons walk free
22 January 2015
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