Defying defeat
Political prisoner Alaa Abd El-Fattah’s collection of writings are a powerful and evocative reminder that democracy in Egypt remains a bleak prospect.
Political prisoner Alaa Abd El-Fattah’s collection of writings are a powerful and evocative reminder that democracy in Egypt remains a bleak prospect.
Julie Mehretu's canvases depict a public zone dichotomous to that of their own surrounding, brimming with a sense of the life of a city which we can never really know or measure, whose politics is alive but oddly incubated.
Also, dispelling the myth that all Arab men systematically oppress and victimize Arab women.
An interview with the managing editor of "Daily News Egypt," two-years after the Egyptian uprising.
How anonymous parties define, construct, and support uprisings in Africa via social media.
The Egyptian artist Nadine Hammam’s work maps out the social and psychological position of the female body through the dialectic of the naked and the nude.
We can deduce certain trends about Egyptian painting and the nature of its buyers.
In the wake of January 2011, art is not yet able to understand the exemplary demography of the Egyptian people.
Tahrir Square has become the most troublesome of metaphors in a country beset by problems of representation.
Tunisia, which kickstarted the "Arab Spring," is in a long pause between longtime dictator Ben Ali’s flight and elections scheduled for July 2011.
Nawal el-Saadawi on Al Jazeera English.
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Hosni Mubarak is gone. The hard questions–that Omar Suleiman and the military stand aside for an
These striking images of protesters on Tahrir Square in Cairo on February 1 was shot by