All posts tagged "op-ed"

A rare sight — I’m driving in Cairo on a busy Thursday night. As I approach the...

I could only repeat ‘we’re just friends’ for a certain amount of time until it seemed like...

Like every Ramadan, the Egyptian television industry has wheeled out the usual tray of saccharine treats, the...

In writing about cities and the characteristics of urban settings, urban sociologists have considered anonymity to be...

Egypt and Turkey have had tense, nearly eruptive relations for the past six years. They were especially...

Congresswoman Ilhan Omar has been making many comments on Israel and pro-Israeli politicians and in the process...

The question of Egyptian culture’s compatibility with feminism has been one highly debated in recent years. In...

Six months ago, the Egyptian Minister for Emigration and Egyptian Expatriate Affairs, Nabila Makram, visited Sydney on...

Most of those who live or have lived in Egypt know what bee2a means but for those...

The Washington Post editors were perhaps guilty of being crude when they wrote the Egyptian and Russian...

On Sunday, the Egyptian government ordered the demolition of Mubarak’s National Democratic Party’s (NDP) headquarters, which for...

In present terms, stable democracies are also liberal democracies, both composed of certain key characteristics such as...

On September 5, the United States convened with its NATO allies in Wales and announced that a...

Cairo is home. I was born and raised here and nothing that happens in the defeater of...