Issues at hand, but where’s the government?

Maggie Abou Khadra

It is no secret that the Lebanese people are awaiting the formation of the new government. Yes, one again. Governments in this country, lately, tend to last a year or so. It’s become a national hobby to “await the new government.” The politicians keep yo-yoing between deadlocks, resignation and formation. It’s a closed loop. Every two years, we experience the same roundabouts of events.

الثورة المصرية بين “الثقافة” وغيابها

Jana Nakhal

عن الثورات الزائفة

Sara Emiline AbuGhazal

صناعة الثورة المصرية: الحركات السابقة لها

Bernadette Daou

The Egyptian Existential Syndrome

Rana K

What is it all about?

This life we are living?

Reflections: Egyptian Law and Women

Maggie Abou Khadra

In two short weeks, the world has witnessed, through Egypt, a historical event few were prepared for. What would have been a repressed movement has found strength through new media outlets.

Meiroun’s Drawings

Amal Kaawash
الى زنوبة الصغيرة
To this little girl, whoever she is, wherever she is…

http://meiroun.blogspot.com

by Amal Ziad Kawaash

Compilation of Women’s Blogs in Egypt.

Sara Emiline AbuGhazal

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