Opinion

The case against the case for Gamal Mubarak

The case against the case for Gamal Mubarak

I have a soft spot for contrarians. There is something endearing about people who take a perverse pleasure in going…
Al-Ahram’s Photoshop crime

Al-Ahram’s Photoshop crime

There are two possibilities regarding the digitally-manipulated photo initially taken at the launch of the Middle East peace talks in…
Who should boycott elections?

Who should boycott elections?

Mohamed ElBaradei and the National Association for Change (NAC) persist in calling for a boycott of the People’s Assembly elections…
Why did Mohieldin decide to leave?

Why did Mohieldin decide to leave?

Why won't the government come clean about Investment Minister Mahmoud Mohieldin’s recent decision to accept a managerial position at the…
The simulacra of religious intolerance

The simulacra of religious intolerance

Tolerance is a very peculiar thing. Not only is it both a sentiment and a behavior, it is also defined…
Democracy and nuclear power

Democracy and nuclear power

What’s the relationship between nuclear power and democracy? This question may appear strange as the two seem entirely unrelated, at…
The rabble-rousers

The rabble-rousers

A few weeks ago I wrote that the current crisis over Park51 (also known as Cordoba House, and to its…
Gamal vs ElBaradei: Feeding the stomach or the mind?

Gamal vs ElBaradei: Feeding the stomach or the mind?

Gamal Mubarak’s presidential campaign has recently moved from covert planning to public mobilization, with posters and petitions in support of…
The uses of 9/11

The uses of 9/11

As the controversy surrounding the Cordoba House in Lower Manhattan has grown to a frenzy, we keep hearing the claim…
On the state of the Egyptian ‘green’ agenda

On the state of the Egyptian ‘green’ agenda

I recently came across an interesting article in the English edition of Al-Masry Al-Youm, entitled “Our local ‘green’ agenda.” The…
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