All posts tagged "Tahrir Square"

Last September, Egypt was named the worst country out of 22 Arab countries in which to be...

By Khaled Fahmy, Aswat Masriya About two years ago, I had a very interesting conversation with my...

By Mohamed Khairat, Editor-in-Chief, EgyptianStreets.com One evening between classes, nearly nine years ago, Karim Roshdy stumbled upon...

After two major uprisings,  the goals of Egypt’s revolution are still far from being achieved. By Hassan...

By Emma Pearson and Katie Welsford, contributors, EgyptianStreets.com “I found Rome a city of brick, and left...

 As Egypt cracks down on foreign journalists, reporting from the country becomes increasingly dangerous By Peter Schwartz,...

Numbers, numbers everywhere, but not an accurate statistic in sight By Peter Schwartz, contributor, EgyptianStreets.com ‘So let...

Tens of thousands of Morsi supporters gathered in the heart of Cairo’s Nasr City will soon be...

Protesters across Egypt have erupted into celebration following news that Egypt’s Armed Forces has removed President Morsi...

Violence has gripped Egypt as hundreds of thousands of supporters and opponents of President Mohamed Morsi spilled...

On June 30, nationwide protests are planned against Egypt’s President Morsi. Analysts have stated that this could...

  Sectarian violence has once again gripped the hearts and minds of Egyptians, following the tragic deaths...

Nadine Saleh has spent most of her life wishing that she could walk down the streets of...

“I can no longer walk – or even drive – anywhere without receiving a dirty comment or...

For updates and live coverage on the latest protests and...

On Friday the 30th of November, I visited Tahrir Square early in the morning (between 9:30a.m to...

For the first time since the January 25th Revolution, Egyptians flocked to Tahrir Square in numbers which rivalled the...