Interview| Khaled Ali taking stock of June 30: ‘The regime’s obsession isn’t the Brotherhood, It’s Mubarak’
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Thirteen years after June 30, leftist lawyer Khaled Ali revisits the ‘third current’ that rejected both Brotherhood and military rule, and warns Egypt is nearing a new explosion.
Interview| Mounir Fakhry Abdel Nour: June 30 won against political Islam, then lost politics
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Thirteen years on, Mounir Fakhry Abdel Nour, a senior National Salvation Front figure reflects on Morsi’s removal, Rabaa’s bloodshed, and all what happened after
On the fifteenth anniversary of the revolution, after listening to one another for a long time and taking turns indulging in nostalgia, we chose to listen to the future.
Inside the shattered village of Kafr El-Sanabsa, beyond the microbus crash
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They left at dawn chasing a day’s wage—and came back in coffins. In Kafr El-Sanabsa, 18 girls died on the road. Their families want more than condolences. They want justice.
Interview| “If I die, keep fighting!”: Laila Soueif, the mother who won’t back down
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“Carry on if something happens to me before Alaa is released. Let your small fight continue until Alaa walks free, and your greater fight until they all walk free.”