Adel Iskandar

Ten days before the March 2011 constitutional referendum, hundreds of soldiers went on a rampage in Tahrir Square, tearing up…

Yassin and Ali, both of generation Tahrir, were embroiled in a heated argument ahead of the presidential election between presidential…

I am no wordsmith, but I have a fascination with language. I am no grumpy grammarian, but I admire clean…

On Monday morning, Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi woke up and didn’t recognize himself in the mirror. Once the last man…

In a span of 10 days, militants killed 16 Egyptian guards near the Israeli border, Amr al-Bunni died trying to…

Egypt’s revolution was leaderless, but not everyone got the memo. Today legions gravitate towards one notable or another, one visionary…

When comedian Ahmed Mekky uttered the Latinized acronym for the slang term “aha” in his film “H Dabbour,” he broke…

For 16 months, the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces has tried to convince us we are indebted to it…

In August 1966, at the height of the Vietnam War when the United States was embroiled in a deep and…

Being a non-smoker in Cairo is a tiring experience, never mind the inhalation of suffocating fumes from vehicle exhausts and…

“I am torn between two fathers. Both are from the same generation, both have roots in Upper Egypt, and both…

Revolutions are tumultuous. This is the third article in a series which will tackle the tumult by discussing the obstacles…

Revolutions are tumultuous. This is the second article in a series which will tackle the tumult by discussing the obstacles…

Revolutions are tumultuous. This is the first article in a series which will tackle the tumult by discussing the obstacles…

February 11, 2011 is a monumental day in history. The resilience and resolve of the Egyptian people have shown the…

The dizzyingly rapid demise of Mubarak's exceptionally stable regime is a surprise to even the most seasoned analysts and avid…

“The powers that be want us to be passive observers. And they haven't given us any other options outside the…

For decades, Egypt’s Copts have found a safe, comfortable and joyous haven in the one place where dreams come true,…

The newborn boy, Adam, had barely let out his first cry after leaving his mother’s womb when the firestorm began.…

The NDP government refused to accept international election observers under the guise of intervention and meddling in domestic affairs. Instead…