Articles published on Al-Ahram weekly online, Nov 20, 2013
… Nov 20, 2013:
Beyond the constitution, by Gamal Essam El-Din: Major obstacles still lie in the path of implementing the post-30 June political roadmap …;
Radical shifts, by Ahmed Eleiba: The significance of Cairo’s drawing closer to Moscow continues to stir debate …;
A heap of tangled metal, by Reem Leila: Tough talk, by Nader Noureddine: http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/News/4736/17/Tough-talk.aspx
Ethiopia fails to see reason over the River Nile …;
We know how to retaliate, by Gamal Nkrumah: Death upon death in Lebanon Tuesday as in one stroke suicide bombers hit Iran and Hizbullah in the Shia district of Janah, southern Beirut …;
The start of something new, by Ahmed Morsy: (He) asks whether this week’s assassination of a senior security officer is the beginning of a large scale assassination operation …;
Mohamed Mahmoud: a revolution unfolds, by Dina Ezzat: Marking the birthday of Al-Sisi; denouncing Morsi; remembering those who fell two years ago: commemorating Mohamed Mahmoud’s violent clashes has become an exercise in conflicting narratives …;
Mohamed Mahmoud Graffiti on en.wikipedia is a collection of graffiti that was painted on several walls in the area surrounding Mohamed Mahmoud street near Tahrir Square in Cairo, Egypt during the 2011 Egyptian revolution …; See also;
Mohamed Mahmoud Graffiti on Google Images-search;
and on YouTube-search.
See also on the Web:
UK: Politicians must ‘wake up’ to corruption in ethnic minority, by TOMAS JIVANDA, Nov 23, 2013: … some immigrants come from backgrounds where corruption is endemic … (they) come from societies where they have been brought up to believe you can only get certain things through a favour culture … One of the things you have to make absolutely clear is that that is not the case and it’s not acceptable … (my comment: even as a leftist I agree, I see also some behaviors we are rejecting in our daily life. We do not have to accept them as folklore – Heidi);
Debating a Drone, on War is a Crime.org, by David Swanson, Nov 22, 2013;
Migrant Abuse: MEPs Plan Qatar Trip after Damning Resolution, on Spiegel Online International, Nov 22, 2013: Amid ongoing criticism over the treatment of migrant workers in Qatar, the European Parliament has announced it will send a delegation to the 2022 World Cup host. On Thursday, MEPs issued a resolution condemning conditions for these workers in the Gulf state, though Doha called the resolution premature …;