Who Is in Control of Egyptian Football?
The game was played between the two biggest Egyptian teams, Al-Ahly and Al-Zamalek in Cairo Stadium and ended by the crowning of Al-Ahly as the African champion for the 9th time.
Sisi thought It Was All Over, but Egyptians are Still Ready for Change
uring the past weeks, Egypt has witnessed unexpected anti-government protests.
Tortured and Imprisoned: Children are Unsafe in Sisi’s Egypt
ccording to a report published by Amnesty International on June 21, 2019, an Egyptian court issued a death penalty to Karim Hamada who was 17 years old when he was arrested during a raid on his home in Giza in November, 2016.
Why is there an Ever-Growing Opposition Towards the Sisi Regime in Egypt?
he six years long oppressive regime of Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi did little to prevent the growing opposition in Egypt.
Egypt’s Constitutional Change and the Future of the Sisi Regime
he constitutional referendum that allowed Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi to extend his mandate until 2030 took place in Egypt.
Radicalization in Egypt May Haunt Europe
he Egyptian resort city of Sharm Al-Sheikh hosted the League of Arab States-European Union (LAS-EU) Summit, which gathered the presidents, prime ministers, kings, and high-ranking officials from 49 European and Arab states on 24-25 February, 2019.
How the Egypt’s Judiciary is Aiding the Sisi Regime to Maintain its Oppression
years after the Arab Uprising, which sought radical institutional reform, the primary obstacle to the just rule of law in Egypt is ‘political.
Egypt’s Rise in the African Political Landscape: A Regional Power?
gypt’s foreign policy has been actively engaging with Africa in the past couple of years.
Egypt’s Energy Activism as a Threat to Security in the Eastern Mediterranean
The Egyptian government has initiated the establishment of the Eastern Mediterranean Gas Forum, which held its first meeting in Cairo on 13 January, 2019.
Crown Prince Salman visits Egypt ahead of G20 amid activists’ protests
MbS arrived in Egypt on Monday.
The End of Civil Society in Egypt: Authoritarianism Triumphs
ollowing the military coup in 2013, the new regime in Egypt has taken serious steps to limit the activities of civil society.
The darkest day in Egypt’s history: Rabaa massacre and its sorrow memory
n August 14, 2013, Egypt suffered its largest civilian massacre; one that had never been witnessed in the country’s history.
Too Weak to Survive, Too Big to Fail: The Unknown Future of the Sisi Regime in Egypt
gypt has been experiencing continuing instability since the military coup that took place on July 3, 2013.
Egypt’s Sisi Turned it’s Iron-Fist Towards Secular Opposition
gypt has been witnessing a new wave of political oppression against civil opposition figures.
Egypt’s Operation in the Sinai and Human Rights
he Northern Sinai region of Egypt has recently become the scene of intense operations of the army.
A National Hero’s Quest for Justice: the Story of Mohamed Aboutrika in Egypt
gypt has been making headlines recently with its two legendary football players: Liverpool’s award-winning striker Mohammed Salah and former Egyptian international and Al-Ahly player Mohamed Aboutrika.
Sisi’s Re-Election and the Western Stance: How the West Failed in Egypt
gypt has left behind one of the most anti-democratic electoral processes seen on a global level in recent years.
Presidential Elections in Egypt and the Future of the Authoritarian Regime
ver the past few years, the political arena in Egypt has witnessed an unprecedented period of oppression.
Nov. 27: daylong mourning in Tukey for Egypt’s terror victims
t is Monday, November 27 and it is the day of mourning in Turkey for the victims of the deadly terrorist attack on a mosque in Egypt.
Going Back to the Origins: Change and Continuity in Egyptian Society
Faruk Yaslıçimen interviewed with the director of the Yunus Emre Institute in Cairo and talked about Egyptian society.
