Opinion

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

Perhaps the single greatest reason for our parents’ emigration from Egypt tocountries like the United States, Canada, and Great Britain…

I spent the worst days of my life working as a resident doctor in the department of dental surgery at…

Seeing the images of the storming of the State Security Bastilles in Nasr City, Alexandria, Beheira, Aswan, Siwa and elsewhere,…

One hundred years ago, more than a million people marched in streets across Europe on the first International Women’s Day.…

Some of my Egyptian friends, having stood in Tahrir Square during the most critical days, are now engaged in running…

Unaccountable power in Egypt is diffuse; so must be the resistance to it. The resistance should continue and spread, wide…

Greetings from Athens, the birthplace of democracy, where I have just attended a conference during which Europeans and Americans eyed…

As I stand in the square, as I walk in the tense streets of downtown Cairo, as I stare at…

The counter-revolution is the current hype in the on-going revolution’s development. But it is a grave mistake to consider it…