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The Egyptian government’s need to artificially increase voter turnout in the presidential election at the end of March through a combination of enticements and threats
By Afro-Middle East Centre Protests by Egypt’s main journalist syndicate and Egyptians previously loyal to the military regime point to increasing opposition to President Abdel-Fattah
By Afro-Middle East Centre The recent handing over of two islands – Tiran and Sanafir – to Saudi Arabia by the Egyptian government emphasises that
By Yehia Hamid All economic indicators in Egypt point to the fact that the country has entered a phase of serious economic collapse, for which
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
By David Ottaway and Marina Ottaway The 25 January Egyptian uprising always had scant possibilities of success. The country’s secular and Islamist revolutionaries were odd bedfellows
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 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
{youtube}5ztWqRTq5Sw{/youtube} An Egyptian court has sentenced thirty additional people to more than three years in prison for violent protests. They were found guilty on Monday
An Egyptian court has sentenced thirty additional people to more than three years in prison for violent protests. They were found guilty on Monday of
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