I arrived back in Cairo late in the evening, during curfew. The streets were as good as empty and the soldiers at the checkpoints were fairly friendly. However, at a distant I […]
What Should The EU Decide On Egypt ? (Column)
How President Morsi Ousted Himself. A Too Short Overview. (Column)
Confusion all around in Egypt today. Everywhere discussions rage on whether or not the military did a coup, if June 30 was a second revolution or a protraction of the 2011 revolution. […]
Egypt: Will There Be Order After The Chaos? An Outsider’s Perspective. (Column)
Everyone in Egypt woke up on Monday 8 July 2013 with the horrible news that the army had shot dead 51 Muslim Brothers near barracks in Cairo. Immediately, two different stories got […]
And Now, The End Is Near For President Morsi (Column)
“We are not leaving before Morsi does.” Such was the reaction I heard just about anywhere in Cairo these last days. The determination was reinforced by the historic turn out on June […]
Towards A Second Egyptian Revolution. (Column)
When I woke up this morning a strange fog was hanging over my neighborhood. It smelled like something was burning, but different still. Only after I entered Tahrir Square, I realised it […]
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