The road ahead for Egyptians will be bumpy, but it is one Egyptians must travel, in order to build a modern and democratic state
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Fed a TV diet of trivial issues, the Egyptian public is not asking — neither itself nor others — what really is freedom, what is dignity, and what is justice
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Ahram Online publishes below a study by Egypt's internationally renowned political theorist and author
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The departure of the Yemeni president to Saudi Arabia has changed the balance of power and opened the way to different scenarios emerging of the country's future
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It has not taken long for US president Barack Obama’s reaching out towards the Arab revolutionaries to run up against the Israeli wall
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Remembering the student uprising of 1972 and its leader Ahmed Abdalla
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With ties between Egypt and Iran thawing in the wake of the January 25 revolution, domestic factors rather than regional powers should determine the manner of renewed diplomacy
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'Woe to him who builds his realm by unjust gain to set his nest on high, to escape the clutches of ruin' Habakkuk 2:9 NIV
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Real democracy is an intricate everyday process, as Turkey has found and continues to learn
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If the secularist camp does not organise and mobilise, the upcoming free and fair elections may be Egypt's first and last
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