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A Beautiful Day for a Protest
February 2, 2012
The revolution seems to have regained momentum but its reputation as a peaceful inclusive movement has lost its shine
The House
February 2, 2012
Le Marche Furniture Fair: A grown-up’s candy shop
Om Kolthoum: El Set Back on Stage
February 1, 2012
Don’t miss El Sakia’s Puppet Theater’s tribute to the legendary Om Kolthoum
Difficult Times in Sinai
February 1, 2012
Tourism Industry Uncertain after string of violent attacks across Sinai
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FEATURES
The Right to Climb
Join Omar Samra as he climbs the highest peak in Africa for the mentally challenged
FACES
A Tribute to the Stars
In 2011, Egypt bid farewell to some of its most prominent and iconic figures from the world of culture and entertainment, in addition to key figures from the political arena.
THE WATCH
Divided by Quotas
A thin quota of bread, fuel and natural gas, amid a national shortage of resources, is causing divide and violence between the residents of Al Minya’s Ettssa
THE GUIDE
The Forbidden
Amal Ramsis' award-winning documentary Forbidden is a powerful account on the state of Egyptian society before the revolution through to the present day
OPINIONS & BLOGS
Legalizing Tyranny
A look at the National Defense Authorization Act