Egyptians psychologically need a strong national institution.
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Egyptians psychologically need a strong national institution.
Popular checks will make a comeback in Egypt. This is the last of a two part series. Read part one here. The brief history of the Muslim Brotherhood discussed in part one, gives us some context as we try to understand Egyptians’ feelings as they took to the streets on...
Popular checks will make a comeback in Egypt. This is the first of a two part series.
Analysis on Egypt is often marred by a revisionist vision of history.
Any political transition in Egypt must be managed by the wisest and most humble parties.
Sarah Eltantawi suggests that the debate on Scottish independence can provide useful insights for the Arab world. Those with attention turned habitually elsewhere in the world may not know the details of the Acts of Union of 1707, unifying Scotland and England. These acts, passed under the tutelage of Queen...
As Egypt marks the second anniversary of its revolution that ousted Hosni Mubarak, Egyptians are at the base of a new "purgatory", argues Sarah Eltantawi. In Dante’s Purgatorio, the poets finally make their escape from hell just before Easter Sunday in the year 1300CE. Cato of Utica — purgatory’s gate...
The political unrest in Egypt over President Morsi's decree has significantly polarized the country even further.
