Egyptian revolution 2011

Despite threats from Egypt's new military government that the wave of strikes which has swept the country will no longer be tolerated, 15,000…

How the economic impact and rapidly accumulating losses caused by the recent (not…

Now that the wave of riots, demonstrations and strikes has toppled Mubarak and the military has…

Nigel Gibson reflects on the Egyptian Revolution.

Egypt is currently witnessing unprecedented labor and professional unrest in parallel to the popular…

Food has always been an issue in Egypt, whether happy arguments such as who makes the best tameyya or koshari in town, or the persistent anxiety of Egyptians about food prices and how to…

A revolutionary, organic, engaged, democratic space has emerged in Tahrir Square. Numbers swell and fall throughout the day, people come and go,…

This interview with Egyptian revolutionary socialist journalist Hossam el-Hamalawy was conducted on…

A sole military checkpoint was set up on the Western side of Qasr el Nile bridge on Friday. On Saturday, this checkpoint became considerably more…

A strange peculiarity about the Egyptian regime is its insistence on attempting to retain a veneer of legitimacy – even after 30 years of flagrantly falsified elections, torture, corruption…

An e-mail interview with Nidal Tahrir of the Black Flag Egyptian anarchist group about the uprising.

Transcript of an interview with an Egyptian student and activist, describing the strikes and social movements that preceded the present rebellion…