Revolution in Egypt For Democracy
Uprising in Egypt began on January 25, 2011
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Revolution in Egypt inspires Cannes contender
He is calling it a "love letter" to the people of Egypt after last year's revolution. Yet far away from Tahrir Square, amid the glitz and glamour of…
Cannes entry 'After the Battle' turns Egypt's messy revolution into drama
CANNES, France - If there were a prize for most topical movie at the Cannes Film Festival, it would go to Egyptian entry "After the Battle," whose completion, its director says, is a political act in itself.
Is Amr Moussa Egypt’s Inevitable New President?
With Egypt’s presidential elections just around the corner, the former foreign minister is leading in the polls, and many across the country seem tired of revolutionary politics. Author: Alastair Beach
Egypt: Khaled Ali - Multiplicity of Pro-Revolution Candidates, Positive
[Aswat Masriya] Presidential candidate Khaled Ali views the multiplicity of pro-revolution candidates as a positive attempt to stand against the quest of anti-revolution candidates to dominate the political scene and return the Mubarak regime.
Egypt: Arab Spring could be wasted in youthful nations
Autocracies with a median population age of over 30 years old are most likely to become liberal democracies – Egypt may need a few years to mature
Egypt's cautious provinces make vote hard to call
SOHAG, Egypt (Reuters) - Democratic fervour is gripping Egypt's big cities ahead of a presidential election but in the provinces many are nostalgic for the autocratic past. In Sohag, a town 250 miles (400 km) up the Nile from Cairo, residents have been alarmed by civil unrest, labour strikes and lax policing since the overthrow of Hosni Mubarak last year. "Egypt is a land of pharaohs. If it isn ...
In Egypt's vote, revolutionaries lack a candidate
A black smoke covered Cairo's Tahrir Square. Around a dozen protesters who had been holding a weekslong sit-in demanding an end to military rule had come to the conclusion their gathering was useless. So over the weekend, they splashed gas on their tents and banners, burned them to ashes and left.
With no strong candidate, Egypt's presidential elections expose revolutionaries' disarray
A black smoke covered Cairo's Tahrir Square.
Egypt's Politics Move Ahead, Economy Lags Behind
ZAGAZIG, Egypt - Egyptian voters are making their final choices in the first post-revolution presidential election. Many Egyptians say the electoral process will not resolve the issue at the top of people's minds, however, and that is the sorry state of the economy. Egypt's revolution bears fruit this month with the nation's first widely-contested presidential election. But another force behind ...
Egypt’s Revolution Hangover
The nation’s first free elections have been marred by deadly clashes in Cairo. Is another revolt on the way?
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