Larbi Sadiki.. Police Day, January 25, 2011 marked the beginning of Egypt's revolution when large-scale protests toppled a 30-year dictatorship. Today, October 6, ironically on Army Day, Egypt's revolution continues with massive demonstrations against the military, regardless of political or religious ideology. What is certain is that Egypt's revolution has not finished, but…

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Larbi Sadiki.. Egypt's military coup - or overthrow as some prefer to call it - of an elected president challenges comparative theorists who are intrigued by how authoritarian countries democratise. The examples that can be drawn on to develop such an inquiry are many.First, we must look at the strategies deployed by the interim army-led authorities and...

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Haidar Eid.. In order to understand the Oslo Accords and the extreme damage they have wreaked upon the Palestinian cause, one needs a historical contextualisation of the so-called "peace process". The Oslo Accords were claimed to be the first step towards self-determination and an independent state. But it is clear...

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Guardian: In the early hours of 8 July 2013, 51 Muslim Brotherhood supporters camped outside the Republican Guards' club in Cairo were killed by security forces. The Egyptian military claimed the demonstrators had attempted to break into the building with the aid of armed motorcyclists. After examining…

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