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Op-Ed

The Arrest of Egypt’s Entire Fact-Checking Team Is a Message to Every Journalist: Just Believe Us

We Are Many: The Profession Knows Us, the Syndicate Doesn’t

Saif Gaddafi calls for democracy. Gamal Mubarak demands a fair trial. And we, the people? We’re just the scum!

Prison Letters in Egypt: Recording Existence, Resisting Erasure

Cheering Against the Tide: Why Egypt’s National Team Has Lost Some of Its Fans

Private Universities in Egypt: From the Right to Education to a Paid Privilege

Why Don’t Egyptians Revolt? The Gaza March and the Manufacture of Futility

When Power Hides in the Shadows: Rethinking the “Deep State”

The Body as State Property: Reflections on the Logic of Torture in Egypt

Al Ahly vs. Zamalek: Zizo and the Broken Spirit of Egyptian Football

Mubarak’s Departure: A Victory for the Revolution or a Way to Preserve the State and Regime?

Can Egypt Escape Its Authoritarian Grip? A Look at the Political Dilemma

The Nation-State in Crisis: Egypt and the Middle East’s Future Map

Breaking Free: The Fall of a Tyrant and Syria’s Hope for Democracy

Who Will Pave the Way for a New Syria?

Self-Reliance and Opportunism: The Struggle of Social Transformations in Egypt From Muhammad Ali to Ehab Galal

Unintentionally: How Did Emam Ashour Point to the Importance of Chants in Football Stadiums?

Scenarios for Political Change and Democratic Transition in Egypt

From the Greek Legend “Warda”: Is a Person Created Twice, Baligh?

Scenes We Did Not See from Ahmed Refaat’s Funeral

Understanding the Jewish Question and the Aftermath of the Flood: A Reading Through the Eyes of History

You Are Both the Adversary and the Judge

Before We Start Hating Summer

The Feast of Farces (Purim): Religion in the Service of the Massacre!

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