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President Abdel Fatah El Sisi’s “ New Egyptian Republic”: A Lived Reality?

The June 30th, 2013 revolution was a turning point in Egyptian history. While some Egyptians describe the overthrow of the Muslim Brotherhood President Mohammed Morsi, in 2013,  by Military General More

Posted On : November 15, 2022 Published By : Marina Zaki
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The Ukrainian-Russian Conflict: The Case of Egypt

On Februrary 24th, Russia started attacking neighboring Ukraine, bombing its major cities, including the Ukrainian capital Kyiv. A way out of the crisis is still uncertain for Ukraine as the More

Posted On : March 3, 2022 Published By : Marina Zaki
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Is Tunisia joining Egypt in a return to authoritarianism?

Ten years ago, mass protests pushed Tunisia’s longtime dictator Zein El Abedin Benali out of  power. This marked the start of what would become the Arab Spring, ushering in a More

Posted On : October 24, 2021 Published By : Marina Zaki
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Charting Turbulent Waters: The Nile and the Congo Basin

On March 5, 2021, a Famine Early Warning Systems report was published showing the various regions in Africa currently experiencing or predicted to soon experience flooding, abnormal dryness, severe drought, More

Posted On : March 19, 2021 Published By : Favour Daka
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Egypt’s Revolutionary Struggle: 10 Years On

Yesterday, Egypt marked the tenth anniversary of the end of iron fisted rule under late President Hosni Mubarak. The 2008 demonstrations, known as Mahalla intifada, denounced bread price increases in More

Posted On : February 12, 2021 Published By : Thalie Emond
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A Man’s Promiscuity is a Woman’s Crime: Sexual Violence Against Women in Egypt

TW: sexual violence, rape. On October 14, 24-year old Mariam Mohamed was walking home from work in Maadi when three men in a car stopped her, verbally and sexually harassed More

Posted On : December 13, 2020 Published By : Salma Addas
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Talks Fail to Resolve Egypt-Ethiopia Water Dispute

The dispute over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, a hydroelectric dam on the Nile that Ethiopia hopes will unleash its potential for energy production dominance in Africa, has grown deeper. More

Posted On : July 18, 2020 Published By : Theo Malhotra
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2019: The Year of Protest

As we enter into a new decade and a new year, many of us have most likely engaged in a period of self-reflection. This typically involves the wish to right More

Posted On : January 17, 2020 Published By : Elizabeth Franceschini
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A Renaissance for Whom? Resource Conflicts in the Nile Basin

Political analysts often like to predict hot spots for “the next conflict”, usually looking at factors such as politicized sectarianism or resource scarcity. While the Nile Basin zone is often More

Posted On : November 24, 2019 Published By : Ashton Connor Mathias
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Cries for Economic Transformation: An Analysis of Lebanon’s “WhatsApp revolution”

Signs of revolution have proliferated throughout the Middle East over the last two months. Iraq, Egypt and Lebanon, motivated by different public concerns, have seen mass protests demanding current governments More

Posted On : November 3, 2019 Published By : Gilli Cohen

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