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Egypt

Tim Black

Egypt: the Arab Spring persists Politics

Egypt: the Arab Spring persists

25th September 2019

Tim Black

Sisi: the West’s favourite dictator World

Sisi: the West’s favourite dictator

10th September 2018

Tim Black

Morsi death sentence: a judgement on Western liberals World

Morsi death sentence: a judgement on Western liberals

18th May 2015

Tim Black

One year on: how the West green-lighted Sisi’s massacres World

A year on: how the West green-lighted Sisi’s massacres

13th August 2014

Russell McCarthy

Sisi: groping for Western approval World

Sisi: groping for Western approval

28th July 2014

Tim Black

Now they think there’s a problem in Egypt Free Speech

Now they think there’s a problem in Egypt

25th June 2014

Brendan O'Neill

General Sisi and the death of democracy World

General Sisi and the death of democracy

10th June 2014

Tim Black

Egypt: the coup the world forgot World

Egypt: the coup the world forgot

23rd January 2014

Tim Black

2013: the year the Arab Spring died World

2013: the year the Arab Spring died

23rd December 2013

Tim Black

Mourning Chile’s coup, ignoring Egypt’s Politics

Mourning Chile’s coup, ignoring Egypt’s

11th September 2013

WORLDbytes

Understanding the Egyptian coup Politics

Understanding the Egyptian coup

10th September 2013

Luke Gittos

The Egyptian tragedy won’t be fixed by lawyers Politics

The Egyptian tragedy won’t be fixed by lawyers

19th August 2013

Brendan O'Neill

The army pulled the trigger, but the West loaded the gun World

The army pulled the trigger, but the West loaded the gun

15th August 2013

Brendan O'Neill

Egypt and the hypocrisy of the human-rights industry Politics

Egypt: the hypocrisy of the human-rights industry

30th July 2013

Brendan O'Neill

Egypt: the end of the Arab Spring World

Egypt: the end of the Arab Spring

12th July 2013

Sadhvi Sharma

Is sexual assault really endemic in Egypt? World

Is sexual assault really endemic in Egypt?

11th July 2013