The overall result is that the great majority of students who graduate from Egyptian universities, essentially, don’t know how to think,” says Mr. Beinin, of the American University in Cairo. “They don’t even know what it means to think, because … Continue reading →

Poor people, even more than the middle class, knew what the strike was about, Hibba Imam, 22, said in the decayed and crowded quarter of Imbaba. “The connected people, they don’t feel the suffering. They don’t see the bread lines,” … Continue reading →

What are the day-to-day concerns of Egyptians? Getting by: Jobs, education and healthcare. Traffic! And of course, sharply rising food prices. It’s kind of a historic worry there. Egyptians don’t starve; they have an adequate caloric intake by any measure. … Continue reading →

إن الكنديين المصريين من أجل الديموقراطيه يؤكدون رفضهم لكل ممارسات السلطة التنفيذية المصريه في مواجهه أثر أضراب أبريل والأحداث الموكبه لها. Canadian Egyptians for Democracy الكنديين المصريين من أجل الديموقراطيه للإصدار الفورى مونتريال، الأول من مايو 2008 الكنديين المصريين من أجل … Continue reading →