Dina el-Khawaga

Egyptian President Abdul Fattah Al-Sisi has succeeded in overcoming international and regional challenges to consolidate the new regime. Will this…

Time to let go of futile binaries   Since the polarization of pro-revolution and counter-revolution camps in the aftermath of…

    Over the past three weeks, Egypt has witnessed several electoral experiments that deserve deep reflection and analysis.

My first encounter with the concept of “democratic transformation” was in South Africa in 2004, when I attended a seminar…

At the beginning it was Ultras Ahlawy. On 27 January, a judge ordered the execution of 21 civilians in the…

Since the first day the people took to the streets on 25 January 2011, Egyptians and foreign observers alike have…

The results of the constitutional referendum, and other concomitant developments in the political landscape, have shown both the government and…

In the past month, the country has seen some of the toughest days since the breakout of the 25 January…

The second year after the breakout of the 25 January uprising has been characterized by mixed developments and confused assessments. The great hope in mobilizing the…

As Egypt was marking the first anniversary of the killing of the revolutionaries at the hands of army forces on…