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July 29
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Egypt: Army Accused of 'Shooting to Kill'
Scores of injured pro-Morsi protesters streamed into overwhelmed hospitals this weekend following clashes with government forces. Read more »
July 24
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Egypt: Violence and Discord Three Weeks On [interview]
We asked two leading experts about violence in Egypt's transitional period. Their answers could not have been more different. Read more »
July 09
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Egypt: Massacre Leaves Egypt Dangerously Divided [analysis]
It is crucial that Egypt's interim government reassures Muslim Brotherhood supporters and proves its inclusive credentials. Read more »
July 02
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Egypt: Hunger Escalates in Egypt
Massive protests are ongoing today in Egypt calling for the resignation of the President Mohamed Morsi. Egypt's decline in recent years is revealed in the increasing hunger and... Read more »
June 28
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Egypt: Revolution On the Rocks [analysis]
Esam Al-Amin outlines three possible scenarios that could unfold on 30 June, a day on which both pro- and anti-Morsi forces have vowed to make their voices heard. Read more »
June 27
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Egypt: Egypt Gears Up for Mass Protests
Both pro- and anti-Morsi groups have organised countywide protests in Egypt over the next few days to coincide with the first anniversary of President's Morsi's rule. Read more »
April 17
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Egypt: Refugees Taken Hostage in 'Lawless' Sinai
Many refugees, mostly from Eritrea, are being kidnapped and held hostage by criminal networks working in the largely lawless Sinai Peninsula. Read more »
April 16
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Egypt: Walking the IMF Tight Rope [analysis]
The IMF's proposed $4.8 billion loan could be crucial for restoring Egypt's faltering economy. But implementing the IMF's conditions would be socially and politically costly. Read more »
April 05
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North Africa: Why Has Libya Given U.S.$2 Billion to Egypt? [analysis]
Libya's large donation to Egypt, particularly in the context of its own domestic problems, has led to a range of theories. Read more »
March 28
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Egypt: Protests Continue in Cairo
Both the opposition and pro-Muslim Brotherhood groups are organising protests amidst ongoing civil unrest in Egypt. Read more »
March 05
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Egypt: Opposition Tactics - Black Bloc Violence vs. Canal City Strikes
From violence to civil disobedience, Egypt's disparate opposition groups are deploying a variety of tactics in resisting the state. Read more »
February 20
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Egypt: A Police Under Fire and in Need of Reform [analysis]
Suffering from both external and internal pressures, Egypt's much maligned police force urgently needs reforming. Read more »
February 13
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Africa: Talking Africa at the 12th Islamic Summit [analysis]
As Islamic leaders descended on Cairo last week for the OIC's first Islamic Summit in Egypt, many of the main discussions centred on Africa. Read more »
January 30
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Egypt: More Protests Likely Over Football Disaster
Renewed protests remain likely across Egypt this Friday to mark the anniversary of the Port Said football riots. Read more »
January 28
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Egypt: Hidden Changes At the Heart of Agricultural Egypt
While Egypt's uprising may not have given rural women a louder voice in the political arena, gradual change may be occurring at the grassroots. Read more »
January 07
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Egypt: Egypt Teeters on Brink of More Unrest [analysis]
Since the fall of Mubarak, Egypt has seen tumult and unrest, sharp divisions in society and politics, and efforts to protect and undermine its ongoing revolution. Read more »
December 05, 2012
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Egypt: Security Sector Remains Threat [analysis]
Mohamed Morsi, Egypt's first-ever elected civilian president, recently granted himself sweeping temporary powers in order, he claims, to attain the objectives of the revolution... Read more »
December 03, 2012
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Ethiopia: Huge Dam Could Be Disastrous for Region [analysis]
Without greater oversight, Ethiopia's secretive new dam could have disastrous environmental, social and political impacts. Read more »
November 23, 2012
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Egypt: Mursi - Pharaoh in Revolutionary Clothing?
The Egyptian president's constitutional declaration gives him expansive powers under the populist cloak of protecting the revolution. Read more »
October 18, 2012
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Egypt: New Tahrir Square Protest Called
A number of political opposition and activist groups have called for a demonstration in Tahrir Square in Egypt's capital, Cairo, on October 19. Read more »
September 25, 2012
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Egypt: Mursi - an Astute Politician
President Mursi has been labelled a technocrat or a sell-out. He is neither. Read more »
September 19, 2012
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Egypt: Mursi Condemns Syrian Regime, Warns Iran
What's behind Egyptian President Mursi's Syria policy? Read more »
September 07, 2012
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Egypt: Grassroots Activists Fight Sexual Assault [analysis]
Two weeks ago, the festival of Eid saw young men grabbing and molesting women in the busy streets of Cairo. This is not the first year sexual harassment has occurred during these... Read more »
August 30, 2012
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Egypt: What Can Egypt's Constitutional Court Learn From South Africa?
The success of South Africa's constitutional court in aiding transition after apartheid reveals the importance of having the right personnel. Read more »
August 10, 2012
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Egypt: The Role of a Constitutional Court in Democratisation [analysis]
How must the Supreme Constitutional Court of Egypt act to ensure its continued relevance and assist in the country's transition? Read more »
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