When the West’s leading media organizations attempt to convince audiences they know nothing about where Mohammed Aly – a Spanish-based Egyptian protest leader – came
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Learning Lessons: Protesters Stay One Step Ahead of Rulers
There’s a déjà vu feeling to this year’s wave of protests across the Arab world. It’s not that this year saw the toppling of the
Egypt is being Targeted Again
Since September 20, Egypt’s government has been facing a new challenge that came in the form of massive anti-government demonstrations demanding the resignation of President Abdel
Sisi’s Final Act: Six Years On, and Egypt Remains Unbowed
If Egypt’s Abdel Fattah el-Sisi had chosen an alternative career, it should surely have been the stage. His was a sympathetic voice from military intelligence assuring both
Gulf Wealth: All That Glitters is Not Gold
Little suggests that fabulously wealthy Gulf states and their Middle Eastern and North African beneficiaries have recognized what is perhaps the most important lesson of
The West’s Disgraceful Silence on the Death of Morsi
Ye Gods, how brave was our response to the outrageous death-in-a-cage of Mohamed Morsi. It is perhaps a little tiresome to repeat all the words
Overthrown in a 2013 Military Coup, The Passing of Egypt’s Mohamed Morsi: Man vs. Myth
The passing of former Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi presents the perfect opportunity for reflecting on his controversial legacy and the real impact that this Muslim
Morsi’s Death Marks the Demise of Egyptian Democracy Too
Mohamed Morsi’s death was utterly predictable, truly outrageous and, in my view, arguably a case of murder. To me, when you die in a dictator’s
