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  • January 27, 2014

    Journalists under attack in Egypt

    With the official death toll continuing to rise and sources within the Muslim Brotherhood estimating that thousands of Egyptians were killed in the massacres at Rabaa Al-Adawiyya and Al-Nahda...

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  • January 27, 2014

    The coup and the violence in Egypt

    The coup depends on spreading a state of violence alongside intimidation and fear throughout the whole society. The coup’s media has been trying to accuse the Muslim Brotherhood of...

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  • January 27, 2014

    What’s next for Egypt after dispersing the protesters?

    What must be said first is that cornering the protests against the military coup in two arenas only, Raba’a and Al Nahda, was a failed attempt at limiting them...

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  • January 27, 2014

    Egypt Military Crackdown: Bodies pile up as escalation continues amid the slaughter

    The EuroMid Observer for Human Rights has documented the killing of at least 1215 protesters across Egypt, of which 914 protesters killed in Cairo, after Egyptian Armed Forces moved...

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  • January 27, 2014

    On the cheap blood of Egyptians

    If an innocent and good-intentioned citizen who monitors Egypt’s news from abroad read Dr. Hazem Al-Beblawi’s recent statement, in which he announced his rejection of reconciling with and forgiving...

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  • January 27, 2014

    Egypt Military Crackdown: What is an Egyptian human life worth?

    Prior to the 14 August clashes, the two main protest sites, al-Nahda and Rabaa al-Adawiya, were densely populated with women, children, and men who have been staging a 47...

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  • January 27, 2014

    Fatah seeks help from abroad

    The bloodshed in Egypt continues at the hands of those who do not care for Egypt’s wellbeing and do not want stability so that they can continue to secure...

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  • January 27, 2014

    If America wants to rescue its influence in Egypt, it must reconcile its contesting interests, before it is too late

    America has a problem with Egypt: that much is obvious. Ever since President Mohammed Morsi was deposed by the military on 3 July, the US and other western powers...

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  • January 27, 2014

    The Muslim Brotherhood will not turn to violence to fight the coup in Egypt

    With news of the acquittal and imminent release of Egypt’s deposed dictator Hosni Mubarak, the military regime has exposed its ugly face to full view. Since the counterrevolutionary coup...

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  • January 27, 2014

    Nobody wins in Egypt

    Since the military intervention in Egypt, many observers of Middle Eastern politics have tried to evaluate the geopolitical consequences of the regime change in Egypt. The majority of these...

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