#Abdelrahman Mansour
New stories in exile: Abdelrahman Mansour
"In the beginning, I was panicking and unable to sleep unless I talked to someone in Egypt."
Hadeer El-Mahdawy
19 دقيقة قراءة
ملف / موضوع
#revolution
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منشور حول هذا الموضوع
تقارير — #revolution
كل التقارير ←
#Iraq protests 2019
Forty days of revolution in Iraq
Something is different about the October protests
Ahmed Youssef
14 دقيقة قراءة
#Ahmed Fouad Negm
From nationalism to resistance and back again
If there is one song that in years to come will immediately conjure up the heady days of June 30, 2013 and everything that has happened since, it is "Tislam…
Sarah Carr
7 دقيقة قراءة
#Ahmed Douma
Graffiti for two… Alaa and Douma
Graffiti for two .. Alaa and Douma (1) I know that despair is treason but the revolutionary in my country — even if he’s a sinless prophet — when he…
Alaa Abd El Fattah و Ahmed Douma
30 دقيقة قراءة
أخبار — #revolution
كل الأخبار ←
#Sudan
Hundreds of Sudanese security forces rebel against dissolution amid security tension in Khartoum
One civilian, a 15-year-old boy, was shot in the jaw during the attempted mutiny.
4 دقيقة قراءة
آراء — #revolution
كل الآراء ←
رأي
Ahmad Shokr
Can the January revolution still surprise us?
«What happened in 2011 had more specific coordinates in time and space.»
اقرأ →
رأي
Hafsa Halawa
What does revolution mean to you?
«Bassem Sabry's role in my life has — in part — defined what I am and who I have become.»
اقرأ →
رأي
Yasmeen Daher
On revolutionary tradition: From Alaa to Kant
«Tradition paired with revolutionary seems an obvious oxymoron, like a contained outburst.»
اقرأ →
بانوراما — #revolution
كل البانوراما ←
بانوراما
Diptychs from Lebanon’s Revolts
بانوراما
Libya After the Revolution
كاريكاتير — #revolution
كل الكاريكاتير ←
رسم: Andeel
رسم: Andeel
رسم: Andeel
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