Posts Tagged ‘ opposition ’

The death throes of Arab dictatorships

Will the unfolding popular revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt lead to the region’s dictators falling one after the other like dominos?

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Egypt’s other Mubaraks

The imminent fall of Egypt's dictator should embolden Egyptians, especially the young, to deal with the mini-Mubaraks holding Egyptian society back

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The mother of all clashes

By Osama Diab  It’s true that football divides Egyptians today, but it also, paradoxically, unites them on so many other levels. 30 December 2010 Today, once again, Egypt will be divided, but this time not based on sectarian tension between Muslims and Copts or political rivalry between the government and the opposition, but between supporters...

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‘Collaborator!’ – a charge that has plagued Egypt

Egyptians are routinely accused of being in league with foreign forces, from the US to Iran, but this propaganda is wearing thin

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Egypt’s uneasy political truce

Egypt's secularists and Islamists agree on one thing: Mubarak must go. But when he does, how long will they stand united?

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Egypt’s online struggle for democracy

In Egypt, political advocacy is being sparked online, on sites like Facebook, but there is significantly less room for movement in Egypt's real world.

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