Egypt and its Referendum, Back to the Bad Habits of the Past?
SIX months after a populist coup toppled Mohamed Morsi, their first freely elected president, Egyptians are again…
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Egypt Is Waging a War against an Africa-Wide Terrorism – Ambassador
In the light of the June 30 uprising and its recent repercussions, Egypt is waging a fierce war against terrorism…
Bloody Day of Unrest Widens the Rupture of Egyptians
The doctor’s sorrow was twofold when he found his son in the back of an ambulance, waiting to be carried in to the…
In Egypt – Same Bad Old Movie with Stability So Far Away
A president has been ousted. The sand-coloured tanks are stationed again around Cairo. Egyptian militias are back…
What are Egyptians up to Again?
Those who don't pay much attention to Egypt would be forgiven for thinking that the images dominating their…
Mohamed Morsi Can Help Egypt’s Revolution to Succeed – Or Not
By alienating so many Egyptians, the Muslim Brotherhood has made the continuation of a Morsi presidency more…
Egypt Faces External Payments Pressures, Political Weaknesses; Moody’s
The Caa1 ratings and negative outlooks of Egypt and Pakistan are driven by a mix of external payment pressures and…
