Tag:Egypt

By Steven A. Cook - Foreign AffairsIn a half-decade of extraordinary moments in the Middle East, /images of citizens swarming tanks and other military...

By Nader Shukry – WataniFor Copts, the Law for Building and Restoring Churches they had so long aspired for was passed last August. So...

By Mada MasrEgypt’s Parliament hastily approved a new NGO law on Tuesday, just a day after the State Council concluded it has no indications...

By Raymond Ibrahim: Special for Coptic SolidarityA man hurled an improvised bomb at the entrance of a packed church in Egypt in what observers...

By Sudarsan Raghavan  - The IndependentA ‘disturbing wave of radicalism’ has deepened sectarian tensions, pitting neighbour against neighbourThe Christian and Muslim villagers grew up together,...

By Sahar Nasr – Wall Street JournalUnlocking the country’s potential through private-sector-led growth free of the heavy hand of the state.***Earlier this month, Egypt...

By Egyptian StreetsThe Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS) estimated that the total population reaches 92 million by 8 pm on Thursday,...

Ziad Bahaa-Eldin – Al-AhramIt’s perfectly normal for a law to be drafted and tabled by parliamentarians—the constitution states that bills can be submitted to...