People wanted elections for the sake of stability. Yet there is nothing vaguer than the word “stability."It is in all fascist leaders' vocabulary, specifically in order to maintain control of the people. The economyand security are the predicates (...)
It's hard to set freedom against the threat of Islamism while people get confused among clichés, such as the veil, considered the symbol of women's imprisonment, while definitions are scattered, and when the newly born freedom to create political (...)
Despite the general distrust, all sections of the population took part in the latest protests in Tahrir; young and old, couples throwing stones together, all social classes were represented; many people around were supportive, makeshift hospitals (...)
Tahrir (Liberation) Square used to be semi-hostile territory, in that it was impossible to cross due to the massive flow of vehicles across it. It was particularly difficult to take out a camera there without being hampered by a policeman saying (...)
