Mona Prince – Writer, Activist, Contrarian. But Always ‘Herself’
ALEXIA UNDERWOOD, ARABLIT: She was a presidential candidate so it's not surprising that Mona Prince has much to say about today's Egypt …
Egyptian Militant Soccer Groups In ‘Surprising Unity Pact’
JAMES M. DORSEY: Two of Egypt's leading groups of rival fans have combined to claim ownership of the football stadia. …
Libyan Chaos: The Colourful Life and Times of Khalifa Hifter
RAMZY BAROUD: Daily life in Libya today can be easily described in one word - 'chaos'. What are the chances that order will be soon restored? …
‘The Square’: A Compelling View of Egypt’s Revolution
NASEEM TARAWNAH: I have my personal memories of that tumultuous time. But 'The Square' is a vision that all Arabs and non-Arabs should view. …
‘Round Up the Usual Muppets’: Egypt’s Rulers Court Ridicule
JUAN COLE: Secret messages being transmitted via muppets on television ads? You couldn't make it up. …
Morsi and The Brothers: My Role in Their Rise and Fall
NASHWA HUSIEN ALY: I am a repentant Morsi voter. There were good reasons I believe to vote him in but better reasons for him to be removed…
Egypt’s New Constitution: A Very Mixed Bag
JUAN COLE: Many of its provisions will be welcomed by secularists, in particular those with plenty of money but there are some fundamental contradictions too. …
‘The Cai-Bai Ring’: Egypt’s ‘New Civilisation’, Made in UAE
JAMES MULLAN: There's a surprising sense of optimism abroad in 'New Cairo' where many young returnees from the UAE are now based. …
‘Translating for Bigots’: One Author’s How-To Guide
M. LYNX-QUALEY: If you're looking to communicate with an audience that is, let's call it, less sympathetic to your views how should you go about it? …
‘Bye Bye, America, Hello, Russia’: Arab World Turns
An Egyptian delegation heading to Moscow just after the United States cut…
