One year on, has Morsi mastered the tools of authority?
Two proverbs are worthy of our consideration: “A king can only prevail with his soldiers,” is one, and “the heart of authority is the ability to determine and implement...
January 27, 2014
Two proverbs are worthy of our consideration: “A king can only prevail with his soldiers,” is one, and “the heart of authority is the ability to determine and implement...
January 27, 2014
Was the opposition demonstration in Cairo huge on Sunday? Yes, it was; but so was the crowd supporting the president, although scanning the media you would be hard-pressed to...
January 27, 2014
The public and political rise of the Islamists in the Arab world did not begin with the Arab Spring. In fact, the shift in their favour started in the...
January 27, 2014
Things are not looking good for Mohamed Morsi. Egypt’s president – the first to be democratically elected in six decades – is floundering after days of mass protests have...
January 27, 2014
Interesting times to be in government. In Egypt at least. There have been resignations and walk-outs. There might be a military coup. First the army, now Egyptian government officials...
January 27, 2014
Some friends were angry at me when I said the following in an article yesterday: “Those who do not want to see that the current violence is between Mubarak’s...
January 27, 2014
The military coup in Egypt had a number of results, the most difficult of which for a nascent democracy is the return of the military to the political scene....
January 27, 2014
Media reports in Israel suggest that the government there would be very happy to see the back of Egypt’s President Mohamed Morsi. One Israeli commentator on Arab issues told...
January 27, 2014
After the military coup against elected President Mohamed Morsi, we can say that the January 25 revolution has ended. The blood and sacrifice of that revolution appear to have...
January 27, 2014
I write this piece after all that was hidden was disclosed. It is a piece not addressed to political opponents or those who I thought were political opponents; it...