Paul Sedra

 Egypt’s foreign reserves have fallen to a startlingly low US$13.6 billion — the lowest level for reserves since 1997, and…

As President Mohamed Morsy wagged his finger at Egyptians in his televised address to the nation on 27 January, my…

There is a particular image from 25 January 2011 that has left an indelible mark on my consciousness — one…

In the past two months of the country’s purported transition to democracy, the legal realm has come to the fore…

As year two of the revolution comes to a close, one can scarcely escape the conclusion in media circles that…

All Egyptians have heard variations of the tale throughout their lives. As far back as the time of Muhammad Ali…

The lines are now drawn. Five months ago, when President Mohamed Morsy presented himself to Tahrir as a revolutionary, there…

When former President Hosni Mubarak introduced amendments to the 1971 Constitution in 2007, the always contested issue of the status…

Mourning has seemed the order of the day in Egypt this week. Just as Egyptians prepared to remember and mourn…

Although the principal issue in this year’s US presidential election was America’s still-flagging economy, there is little question that the…