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Thursday, August 30, 2012

A real bombshell in Tehran today as Mohammed Mursi told a summit in Tehran that Assad’s was a oppressive regime and everyone there has a d...

At last Egypt has a democratically elected president, Mohammad Morsi, the leader of the Muslim Brotherhood. This is not a surprise if you pa...

There's been a creative explosion of graffiti in Cairo post-January 25 "Given a choice between eating shit or eating shit, most Egy...

Praying in Tahrir Square Back in February, I concluded my piece on Egypt with this remark: " Meanwhile, it remains to be seen if the ju...

I wrote a post at the start of this month about the Year of Revolutions, 1848, and its paralells with now. To read it and reflect on the eve...

Egyyptian women demonstrating in the 1919 uprising against the British. Photo: Wikimedia Commons As you already know if you are a regular re...

Set during the Paris uprising of 1848, Flaubert's novel Sentimental Education explores lessons in love and friendship. It was published ...

Anwar Sadat, President of Egypt, assassinated in 1981. Astrology tells us that the assassination of President Anwar Sadat back in 1981 link...