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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
Islamic State • 7 min read
Is the Brotherhood turning to violence?
Heba Afify | An exclusive in the privately owned daily Al-Shorouk last week announced that seven groups within the
1 September 2015
Call of Egypt • 11 min read
After state crackdown and rumors of rifts, Brotherhood faces identity crisis
Omar Said | The bloody dispersal of the Rabea al-Adaweya and Nahda Square sit-ins two years ago marked a decisive
14 August 2015
6th of October City raids • 14 min read
A lethal attack revisited
On July 1, nine of the Muslim Brotherhood’s most senior leaders were traveling from the Nile Delta for
13 July 2015
death penalty • 5 min read
What if Badie is executed?
Omar Said | Judge Mohamed Nagy Shehata was in the spotlight again on Saturday when he upheld death sentences for
12 April 2015
Islamist media • 8 min read
No united front: Mixed messages from the Muslim Brotherhood on violence
Omar Said | Amid wide-scale social prejudice and a regime deploying its security apparatus to crackdown on the movement,
8 April 2015
2014 year enders • 8 min read
A year at the courts
Dalia Rabie | This year was a year of court battles. The rule by law of the security apparatus, prosecution and
29 December 2014
Cairo Court of Urgent Matters • 8 min read
Out of the syndicates
Jano Charbel | Professional syndicates and labor unions have become a battleground for the fight against the Muslim
11 December 2014
Islamist media • 12 min read
Talk about peace
Mai Shams El-Din | The political future of Islamist groups in Egypt is still up in the air, as rumors of closed-door meetings
29 September 2014
 
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Opinion
Timothy E. Kaldas
Hypocrisy abounds
One sad truth about politics in Egypt today — and there are many — is the extraordinary abundance
3 March 2014
Karim Medhat Ennarah
The politics of mobilization and demobilization (Part 1)
On the anniversary of the demise of one form of political authority, I find myself contemplating the
10 February 2014
Sarah Carr
Wrecking ball
Lots of comparisons are being made between the current mood and goings on in Egypt, and the country as
13 December 2013
 
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News
Muslim Brotherhood arrests • 3 min read
State confirms arrest of 9 Muslim Brotherhood members after secretly detaining them for days
28 February 2017
Egypt-Sudan relations • 3 min read
Sudanese authorities arrest 13 Egyptians said to be Muslim Brotherhood members
23 February 2017
Egyptian football players • 3 min read
Egyptian football star Abu Treika added to terror list
18 January 2017
Mohamed Morsi death sentences • 4 min read
Turkish deputy prime minister: Turkey could improve relations with Egypt if Morsi spared
15 July 2016
Ahmed al-Zend • 4 min read
HRW lambasts justice minister’s incitement to kill 10,000 MB for every dead soldier
9 February 2016
Interior Ministry • 3 min read
Ruling on ‘Brotherhood students’ expelled from Police Academy postponed
27 December 2015
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