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Last weekend McClatchy newspapers published an article under the headline "Egypt's 'revolution' is over as people accept imposition of military rule". In the article journalist Nancy A. Youssef remarks...
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Activism,
Article
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It is amazing that some people are trying to present Iranian tourists in Egypt as some kind of Shia invasion. The same people say nothing about Israeli tourists, even...
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We live in a time of media and moral laxity so, in Egypt, we must expect the illogical in every aspect of life; yesterday's friend is today's enemy, and...
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Anyone who denies that the Egyptian media, in both its visual and written form, is suffering from a professional and moral crisis is either too stubborn and proud or...
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January 30, 2014
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Ben White
As students begin a new academic year, there are signs that pro-Israel propaganda initiatives at Britain's universities are being given a boost. The Union of Jewish Students (UJS) has...
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Article,
Debates
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January 29, 2014
Muhammad Jameel Yusha'u
It has been ten years since Iraq was invaded by the coalition forces led by the United States of America. The Bush administration, upon whose insistence the invasion took...
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January 29, 2014
Alison Weir
Thirteen years ago I knew very little about Israel-Palestine. Like most Americans, this seemed to be a distant, confusing conflict that had little to do with me. I was...
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January 28, 2014
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Samira Shackle
The BBC is well-used to accusations of bias from many quarters, not least on its coverage of the Israel-Palestine issue, where it appears unable to please anyone. More than...
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January 28, 2014
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Samira Shackle
The protests in Turkey have dominated international media coverage for several weeks now. Starting with a local protest over plans to bulldoze a park to make way for a...
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January 28, 2014
Emile Badarin
It goes without saying that almost every news network claims to report truthfully and objectively. The BBC, for example, portrays itself to be " independent, impartial and honest." This...
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Last Wednesday, May 8th, the Jordanian Parliament voted on a resolution calling on the government to expel the Israeli ambassador from Amman and to summon the Jordanian ambassador to...
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Africa,
Article
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Since its beginning, "Peaceful" was the slogan of the Egyptian revolution and every time someone tried to complicate the issue it was the revolutionaries themselves who stepped in to...
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Africa,
Article
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January 27, 2014
Wael Qandil
Despite the internet age and the global village, as well as Facebook and Twitter, it is hard to know exactly what is happening in Rabaa Al-Adawiya and Al-Nahda Squares...
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Africa,
Article
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It doesn't really matter if you are for or against Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi; nor is it important for you to be convinced of the integrity of the Muslim...
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Africa,
Article
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January 27, 2014
Reza Pankhurst
Part-time comedian Bassem Youssef is the kind of Egyptian that liberals in the West can relate to. He was feted in Western media as a cause celebre for freedom...
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Africa,
Article
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January 27, 2014
Gehad el-Haddad
It is not often that the international community gets ample notice and an invitation to stop atrocities before they begin. This is precisely what happened earlier this week in...
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Africa,
Article
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January 27, 2014
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Shazia Arshad
After the events of the Arab Spring, observers in Europe and America turned to watch Tunisia's development. The consensus was that if Tunisia could make a successful democratic transition...
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Africa,
Article
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January 27, 2014
Tom Rollins
Ever since the huge June 30 protests, Egypt has been running on its own time zone. The new military-led government has issued a series of 48-hour warnings aimed at...
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Africa,
Article
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January 27, 2014
Dr Rafiq Habib
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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Africa,
Article
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January 27, 2014
Yusra Ghannouchi
To focus on media coverage of the tumultuous convulsions through which post-revolution countries are going may seem a luxury in the current crisis. Yet an analysis of the role...
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Africa,
Article
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January 27, 2014
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Shazia Arshad
If one takes his or her information about the Muslim Brotherhood solely from the media reports coming out of Egypt today, he or she could be forgiven for thinking...
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Africa,
Article
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January 27, 2014
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Shazia Arshad
The Egyptian media has done little to restore its image since the removal of President Morsi, smears against the president and the Muslim Brotherhood have been par for the...
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Africa,
Article
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January 27, 2014
Sharif Abdulrahman Saif
Nowadays, Egypt is witnessing the absurdity of the coup-backed media spreading lies to demonise the coup's opponents and then calling on those who have been named to prove their...
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Africa,
Article
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January 27, 2014
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Mohamed Al-Jawadi
It was not only natural for the Egyptian media to side with the coup leadership, but also inevitable. The media has played a key role in Egyptian politics for...
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Africa,
Article
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January 27, 2014
Abdulrahman Farhane
A statement has recently spread throughout the Arab media claiming that the Islamists have failed in governing. Some say it as if it were a well-known fact or an...
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Africa,
Article
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January 27, 2014
Hatem Azzam
Those following the military coup's media campaign will notice its use of the phrase "incitement against the army" to describe anyone criticising the leader of the military coup and...
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Africa,
Article
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January 27, 2014
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Fahmi Huwaidi
It was reported in Al-Sabah newspaper that 575 soldiers who worked for Mubarak's security state and were dismissed during the revolution, have been reinstated. I then read of a...
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Africa,
Article
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January 27, 2014
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Dr Azmi Bishara
By designating the Muslim Brotherhood as a "terrorist organisation" the interim Egyptian government has hammered the final nail in the coffin of any political settlement that could have mended...
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Africa,
Article
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January 27, 2014
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Dr Faisal Al-Qasim
The results of a number of security solutions to national and international issues will not last long despite their current effectiveness. While some regimes have managed to suppress their...
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Africa,
Article
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On 14h and 15th January the Egyptian military-backed regime held a constitutional referendum in an attempt to bring legitimacy to the political developments that have taken place since the...
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Africa,
Article
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I will not argue the power of Colonel Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi's popularity, but I will allow myself to argue him being the "necessary" man and that there is no...
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Africa,
Article
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January 24, 2014
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Ramona Wadi
For two days at the end of May, Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs hosted the "Global Forum for Combating Anti-Semitism" to discuss the "global challenge" of such racism. In...