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By Al-Jazeera Centre for Studies Late on Sunday, 25 January 2015, hundreds of protests broke in various Egyptian cities and towns, followed by attacks on
By Afro-Middle East Centre On 24 October 2014, an armed attack on an Egyptian security detail in the Sheikh Zuweid area of Egypt’s North Sinai
By Afro-Middle East Centre After months of waiting, Egypt’s Presidential Election Committee has finally declared the dates for the country’s first post-Morsi presidential election: 26
By Afro-Middle East Centre Initially speculated to be a result of an impending presidential candidacy announcement by Field Marshal Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, the resignation this
By Afro Middle-Centre This week’s constitutional referendum in Egypt confirms the country’s move away from democratic consolidation, and reduces the chances of finding a political
By Jano Charbel www.jadaliyya.com/pages/contributors/56898 Experts weight in on the possible impact on child labor and unionization. The 2013 draft constitution contains a number of provisions which
By Afro-Middle East Centre Ethiopia’s decision in May 2013 to divert the Blue Nile tributary for 500 metres to aid in the construction of the
By Afro-Middle East Centre It is now widely acknowledged that the 3 July ouster of Egypt’s first democratically elected president, Mohamed Mursi, constituted a military
By Rafiq Habib The 3 July military coup in Egypt had a number of key objectives. By it, the military attempted to entrench its position in
By Afro-Middle East Centre The violent dispersal of two anti-coup sit-ins by the Egyptian security apparatus over the past three days, the resulting massacre of
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