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The respective value of a nation's currency isn't only significant for that nation's morale, but is also a key factor vis-a-vis the fate of its economy, people and ruling regime
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Though the banned practice of female genital mutilation has nothing to do with Islam, Egyptian Islamists look determined to re-legitimise it. The implications for Egyptian women are dire
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Imagine transplanting the Muslim Brotherhood's concept of democracy into an American reality. What kind of America do you get?
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Well-heeled and educated, or poor and religious: Egypt must make room for both
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President Morsi’s power grab sets a hazardous precedent with potentially long-term consequences for the Egyptian state
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With turn out at just 33 pct in the first phase of Egypt's constitutional referendum, Ahram Online's Dina Samak says Egypt's political elite have lost the support of the man on the street
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President Morsi has speeded up our post-revolution learning process. He should be thanked
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Public policy – not unilateral constitutional declarations – is needed to rekindle the unifying spirit of the Nile Revolution
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On Wednesday night the Muslim Brotherhood had completed a complex process of transforming into its ugliest caricature: a gang of fascist thugs
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Events are evidence that waiting for change is more costly than fighting for change, and that fleeing from confrontations to avoid strife only results in more bloodshed
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Saad Hariri's 14 March movement showed remarably poor strategic vision and tactical savvy in dealing with the 19 Oct. bombing in Ashrafieh
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President Morsi emerged an all round winner from the Gaza ceasefire. How else have the Israeli attack on Gaza and subsequent truce changed the political realities in the region?
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