Added on 24/04/2013
Common Ground News Service
Arab world , Business/Finance , Cairo , Cairo University , EFE-Egypt , Egypt , Electronic commerce , Labor , Middle East , North Africa , Politics of Egypt , Protests in Egypt , Shahinaz Ahmed , Souq.com , Western Asia

MOHAMED EL SAYED, CGNEWS: The natural entrepreneurial spirit of many young Egyptians is being fashioned and directed in novel ways.
Added on 09/12/2012
Common Ground News Service
Arab League , Cairo University , Constituent Assembly , Copts , Egypt , Essam Sharaf , God , Islam , Orthodox Catholic Church , Prime Minister , United States

MAGDY AZIZ TOBIA, CGNEWS: The Family Home Initiative launched earlier this year has helped bring Muslims and Copts closer together.
Added on 26/09/2012
M.-Lynx-Qualey
American University , American University in Cairo , Artist , Cairo , Cairo University , Censorship , Civil society , Culture , Egypt , Sayed Mahmoud , Singer

ASMAA NAGUIB, ARABLIT: Many prominent Egyptian artists met recently to discuss how best to regulate the relationship between the Culture Ministry and themselves.
Added on 01/12/2011
Lucy Emmerson
Cairo , Cairo University , Egypt , Freedom and Justice Party , Getty Images , Hosni Mubarak , Israel , Muslim Brotherhood , Muslim Brotherhood’s Freedom and Justice Party , National Democratic Party , Prime Minister , Shadi Hamid , Tahrir Square

LUCY EMMERSON: Many people were voting for the first time. “Last time I didn’t vote because my vote didn’t matter,” said Fatima Abdullah…
Added on 09/04/2011
Juan Cole
Al-Hayat , America , Amman , Beirut , Cairo , Cairo University , China , Declaration of Independence , Egypt , France , India , Islamabad , John Stuart Mill , Jordan , Martin Luther King Jr. , Middle East , Novelist , Pakistan , PayPal , Politics , Thomas Jefferson , Tunisia , United Kingdom , United States , US State Department , Washington

JUAN COLE: I am hopeful that the book will find an eager reception in Egypt, Tunisia and other countries yearning for democracy in the Arab world.
Added on 28/02/2011
M.-Lynx-Qualey
Al Ahram Weekly , Al Masry Al Youm , Cairo University , Censorship , Democracy , Egypt , Khaled al-Berry , London , Novelist

M. LYNX-QUALEY: Victory was met with hopes that red lines had been blown away and a new era of artistic freedoms had begun. But the red lines may take a bit more rolling.