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Egypt foreign policy • 31 min read
How Egyptian diplomacy navigated the summer of 2013
Donya Ezzat | How Egypt’s foreign policy sailed through the difficult events of the summer of 2013
30 September 2018
January 25 2014 • 9 min read
Stuck between two revolutions
Naira Antoun | In early June, when I was writing an article about Tamarod (or “Rebel,” a grassroots initiative that
25 January 2014
Armed Forces • 16 min read
The Interior Ministry’s uncertainty principle
Mohamad Salama Adam | It may be difficult for people to understand the uncertainty principle, part of quantum mechanics theory
15 December 2013
Egyptian Ambulance Organization • 8 min read
VIDEO: Ambulance drivers in turmoil
Lindsey Parietti | About a month after his 27th birthday, Ibrahim Mostafa al-Ezzab responded to a call. For weeks the Egyptian
10 September 2013
2013 parliamentary elections • 10 min read
The acquiescing opposition
Heba Afify | After former President Hosni Mubarak’s fall, non-Islamist political parties formed that self-identified
8 August 2013
Amr Darrag • 10 min read
Quest for legitimacy
Amr Darrag is a senior member of the Muslim Brotherhood who most recently served as minister of planning
18 July 2013
Doctors Syndicate • 11 min read
And where do the workers stand?
Jano Charbel | Since the events of June 30, divisive fault lines have emerged within the country’s trade unions and
15 July 2013
June 30 protests • 5 min read
1 day, 2 funeral marches
Jahd Khalil | It’s not clear whether Mahmoud Sobhy was the first person killed on Friday. What is clear is that he
7 July 2013
June 30 protests • 4 min read
Excuse me sir, is it a coup?
The question of what to label the ouster of President Mohamed Morsi by a military intervention following
5 July 2013
 
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Opinion
H.A. Hellyer
The point was to be true; the rest is commentary
As I walked into Mada Masr’s second anniversary celebration, a rather murky thought occurred to me:
14 December 2015
Amr Ezzat
Did they beat us to the gallows?
A boy and a girl in the peak of their youth smile at us with raised fists. Her hair hangs over her shoulder,
11 November 2013
Ashraf El-Sherif
The Brotherhood’s downfall (Part 2)
One of the grave mistakes that led to the Muslim Brotherhood’s downfall was their inability to manage
30 August 2013
 
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News
Assem Abdel Meguid • 4 min read
Jama’a al-Islamiya leader sentenced to 15 years for killing protesters
15 January 2015
freedom of expression • 5 min read
Sisi to amend law to criminalize insults of January 25, June 30 uprisings
3 December 2014
Amr Marwan • 3 min read
Fact-finding committee to release report on post-June 30 violence next week
17 November 2014
1952 • 4 min read
Egypt has given Palestine 100,000 martyrs, says Sisi
23 July 2014
Al-Masry Al-Youm • 4 min read
Sisi adds to narrative of June 30 and aftermath
8 October 2013
Armed Forces • 10 min read
In rare interview, Sisi adds up Morsi’s missteps
7 October 2013
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