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
Tag: Egypt
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
Who killed Mohamed Morsi?
Egypt’s first democratically elected president met an end as dramatic as his one and only year in power. The date alone on which it happened
The Muslim Brotherhood and Washington’s Misguided Middle East Policy
As Murphy’s law states, “whatever can go wrong, will go wrong”. Based on some of the decisions taken by Washington in the last two decades, it
The Hangman of the Middle East: US-backed Regime in Egypt Hands Down Nearly 2,500 Death Sentences
Egypt’s US-backed dictatorship of Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has sentenced 2,443 people to death since coming to power in a bloody coup in 2013, according
Arab Power Struggles: “The King Is Dead, Long Live the King”
Political transition in the Middle East and North Africa operates so far on the principle of ‘The King is dead, long live the King.’ Libya’s
The Second Arab Spring? Egypt is the Litmus Test for Revolution in the Middle East
In a breathless 48 hours, a president, defence minister and security chief have all been ousted in Sudan. Omar al-Bashir held absolute power for three
