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Egyptians want to be reassured

The ultimatum issued on July 1st to the head of state by General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has placed the army in the center of the board in Egypt. Essential before, she returned in the shade with the election of President Morsi last year, until popular discontent...

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8 février 2013

Alaa al-Aswany : The current struggle is played between Egypt and the Islamists

The Egyptian writer, famous for his novel "The Yacoubian Building" (2002), took an active part in the revolution in his country in 2011. He gives, bluntly, his analysis for the after Arab Spring and the challenges facing Egypt. Between optimism and caution....

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9 juin 2012

Nader Omran: Morsi not affect the freedom of creativity

The spokesman of the party "Freedom and Justice", the political wing of the Muslim Brotherhood, Nader Omran, said the presidential candidate Mohammed Morsi is against the imposition of restrictions on freedom of creativity and innovation as long as it...

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1 mars 2012

A Salafist MP: We will not introduce drastic changes in Egyptian society

With 24% of seats in Parliament, the Salafis have become the second political force in Egypt after the Muslim Brotherhood. They counted, most of the time, on young candidates to persuade voters. Ahmed Khalil, 33 years old, doctor of strategic planning,...

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25 septembre 2011

A French researcher: the Egyptian culture milieu has always resisted the tyranny

Damien Feron-Cordier is a French researcher, co-author of "Bizerte Hostage of the history ... From the second World War to the Independence of the Maghreb". How do you see the Arab revolutions in general and the Egyptian revolution in particular? I think...

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8 juin 2011

Tangi Salaün: Before January 25, I wondered by what miracle the Egyptians had not yet exploded

Tangi Salaün is a French journalist. He is the correspondant of the french newspapers and magazines "Le Figaro" and "L'Express" and the French radio "RTL" . How do you see the Egyptian Revolution? What are your comments? First of all, I have never expected...

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4 juin 2011

Marion Touboul: Cultural life in Egypt became more free after the Revolution

Marion Touboul (www.unjourici.canalblog.com) is a French journalist. She is the correspondant of several French media such as "Arte", "Europe 1", "La vie" and "Marianne", in addition to the german Radio "Deutsche Welle" and "Radio Vatican". You live in...

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1 mai 2011

France will have priority in development contracts in Libya

Iman Bugaighis: ex-spokesman for the National Transition Council. She resigned because she wanted to return to her academic life, but she still supports the NTC. She gives her vision about the future of Franco-Libyan relations. France was the first to...

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5 février 2011

The tunnels persist for nothing is done in terms of development

3 questions to Ahmed Bahnassy, a researcher at the Center for Studies of the Middle East News Agency (MENA) Is that the tunnel trade will last long? The Israeli attack against the Flotilla, on May 2010, had a direct impact on the tunnel trade. Israel...

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6 janvier 2011

Sheikh of al-Azhar : Niqab is not an obligation in Islam...But the veil is

At a time when Islam is the target of severe criticism and several Islamic countries are, for the West, the home of terrorist groups, al-Azhar, which is the reference of Sunni Islam and host every year 16.000 foreign students to learn moderate Islam,...

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