Many and no words: Samir Halawa (1956-2014)
You refused to abandon the youth when they were being gassed and murdered, while others had nothing but words of condemnation for them — thugs, hooligans, whatever they said of them
Tag: Egypt
Egypt’s revolution searching for its path
The problem with the avant-gardists is that they take their legitimacy from themselves. In a democratic state legitimacy is borne from elections
Arab intellectuals in doubt
We do not understand why those who are against dictatorship and foreign intervention are not patriots to Arab intellectuals
9/11: Ten years of lies, but the walls are coming down
One day, and it may be soon, the truth about 11 September 2001 will start to appear. Cracks have already opened. We are coming into a time of truth
Tasks and difficulties ahead of the Arab revolution
That the Egyptian revolution was born in the street does not mean it is merely a conspiracy of Facebook
Egypt: Only democracy is legitimate
The Arab Spring of democracy has already brought to flower new practices of liberty in public space
The Arab Spring of democracy
In Arab countries, the model of globalisation consisted of abandoning the Arab-Muslim character of the state and notion of the national state
