Al Ahram
After more than 80 years in the opposition, it has become a fundamental part of the establishment in the post-revolutionary order. Nevertheless, this does not mean that the Muslim Brotherhood will monopolise all the institutions of the state and its...
Al Ahram
Now is a heady time for the new president, who has been met with extreme enthusiasm, albeit for various reasons, by 50 per cent of the voters, while the other half has basically been against him. Moreover, the turnout in the elections was relatively...
Al Ahram
Not only this, but also Mursi resigned from his then post as the head of Freedom and Justice Party, the political wing of the Muslim Brotherhood group that was for long decades banned, sanctioned, and even suppressed by successive regimes in Egypt...
Al Ahram
A looming paradox The relationship between the US and Egypt is likely to undergo changes in the wake of the election of the new Egyptian president. However, there is disagreement about how far these changes may go or what they may mean, writes Ezzat...
Al Ahram
A Washington Post editorial of 24 June revealed that the Obama administration might have been instrumental in the announcement of the Mursi victory. US support for democratic transformation in Egypt, but they also hinted at the possibility of a...
Al Ahram
The menace of resistance Youssef Rakha thinks about the Brotherhood, the military and the modern state A long time ago -- it must have been 2000 -- I was briefly in trouble at work for apparently belittling the achievement of Hezbollah against Israel...