2012 year ender

Labor movement thrives in the midst of unfriendly legislation
Egypt

Labor movement thrives in the midst of unfriendly legislation

Labor politics remain a thriving form of contentious politics in Egypt throughout 2012, reinvigorated by a Muslim Brotherhood-led ruling regime…
Year Ender 2012: New arts spaces sprout about
Art news

Year Ender 2012: New arts spaces sprout about

Despite some disappointments and tragedies, this has been an unusually exciting year for contemporary art in Egypt. Significant independent initiatives…
Picks for 2012: The fashion we’ll take into the new year
Fashion

Picks for 2012: The fashion we’ll take into the new year

As the year comes to a a close, winter settles in on our wardrobes, piling over memories of sleeveless tops,…
A world turned upside down
Opinion

A world turned upside down

While I was outside a polling station waiting to bother voters while covering the referendum, a man sidled over to…
Despite promises, torture persists and reform is nowhere on the horizon
Egypt

Despite promises, torture persists and reform is nowhere on the horizon

  On 23 November, 25-year-old accountant Saad Saeed was found dead after being tortured and beaten to death by police…
A year of environmental ups and downs
Environment

A year of environmental ups and downs

Egypt has been confronted this year with numerous calamities that ranged from food security issues and contaminated tap water to…
The ballot and the street
Egypt

The ballot and the street

“The President and the Brotherhood take credit for the most significant achievement the opposition made this year,” says Tamer al-Mihy,…
In the name of morals and Sharia, media freedoms may contract
Egypt

In the name of morals and Sharia, media freedoms may contract

President Mohamed Morsy has largely picked up where Hosni Mubarak left off in terms of media freedom. A case in…
Best bites of 2012, our reviewer’s top picks
Food

Best bites of 2012, our reviewer’s top picks

With so many restaurants reviewed in 2012, it’s hard to pick our favorites, so we’ve decided to cheat! Here are…
What about Egyptian democracy?
Opinion

What about Egyptian democracy?

One night, a Lebanese friend, a professor who emigrated to France, told me of his longing for his homeland, blaming…
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