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Neoliberalism, Socialism, and Social Liberalism: A Critical Reading in Light of the Egyptian Experience Since the end of the twentieth…

Egyptian colloquial is not a departure from Arabic, nor is Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) a break from the language of…

Parliaments around the world were not born as fully formed democratic institutions, nor did they emerge in a perfect moment…

The Discrimination We Don’t See… Because It Looks Like Us With a realistic view, I find that we deny discrimination…

Egyptian colloquial Arabic is not merely a dialect for daily communication; it is a flowing river of rhythm and warmth,…

My attendance at the ceremony honoring Magda El Roumi was not merely participation in a social artistic event; it was…

My beloved Dalia,My happy thoughts, On your forty-fourth birthday,I do not see you as a number added to age,but as…

In religious heritage, the devil is defined as a rebellious being who disobeyed the divine command, refused to bow to…

In a turbulent political world—where interests intertwine with positions, and the moral compass often goes missing—it is rare to encounter…

In the history of states, it is rare to find figures who have crossed different political eras—not as tools in…

Not every intellectual disagreement is a disagreement at the core, and not every rejection of an idea is a sign…

Citizenship is not an administrative condition, nor a rigid legal description. It is a moral relationship between the individual and…

On the anniversary of her birth – January 26, 1943 It is not easy to write about Soad Hosny, and…

Whenever the month of January arrives, the story of Egypt as I witnessed it in 2011 comes back to my…

The Life We Inhabit “In the womb of silence, unseen creatures sing.” Deep within the body, in the shadows of…

Faith, in its linguistic meaning, is belief in something for which there is no tangible scientific proof. In my view,…

In a world increasingly defined by volume rather than value, Hossam Badrawi, a physician, politician, and former head of the…

Is obedience a virtue, or is it a form of submission that excludes reason? Do we raise our children to…

Those who believe that what happens in politics can be explained by coincidence are mistaken. Politics, by its nature, is…

For many years — for decades — we lived inside a grand narrative that claimed the world, despite its contradictions,…