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Wikileaks: nothing new
Gamal Abdel-Gawad
The classified documents which are being published on Wikileaks are doing more harm than good
Elections in perspective
Gamal Abdel-Gawad
Reform in Egypt will take place only when people return to politics
From bad to worse
Gamal Abdel-Gawad
The list of tragedies to which Yemen has been subject is long; the Houthi rebellion, Al-Qaeda’s activities, the southern separation movement, and now the banning of air flights.
After the elections
Abdel Moneim Said
The first round of the parliamentary elections has ended. But with a runoff round still to go, it is too early to analyze what happened or speculate on where the political situation is heading
Religion and the civil state in the elections
Waheed Abdel-Meguid
The world is retreating to religion and dogma
Beyond ruling elite domination and opposition distress
Amr Hamzawy
Heated debates on the parliamentary elections in Egypt have highlighted many pitfalls of the process
Elections in a new Egypt
Abdel Moneim Said
While some foreign powers and their respective media are keen to paint Egypt as politically stagnant, the reality is quite different
NDP may get more than it bargained for
Hani Shukrallah
Tomorrow's elections feature a unique experiment in "political engineering". It is unlikely to work
Abundance of parties and no efficacy
Hassan Abou Taleb
Guarantees for free and fair parliamentary elections will not alone lead to vibrant democracy if the parties competing for election are weak and lack popularity
Owners and editors: new relationship needed
Waheed Abdel-Meguid
A new era of the press in Egypt could be at hand if some basic rules are laid down to govern the relation between owners and editors
Countering sectarian slogans
Amr El Shobaki
The spread of sectarian political slogans in recent years is a dangerous development that goes against Egypt’s best traditions. The government should take action against it
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