Latest in Tag: 30 june Highlight
Latest in Tag: 30 june
We will start demonstrations tomorrow: FJP
FJP attacks opposition for refusal to take part in dialogue and the electoral process, and forewarns 30 June protesters violence
A protester’s guide to a second revolution
The do’s and don’ts during a weekend of protests.
Egyptian Premier League postponed indefinitely
EFA fines Ahly, Zamalek, Ismaili and Ittihad 100, 000 each for breaching crowd ban
Military beefs up security ahead of protests
Extra security measures being taken to protect vital institutions, roads and prisons
Minister of Justice urges protesters to stay peaceful
Suleiman: ‘We hope that protesters will help police forces in capturing those committing acts of violence or vandalism.’
Tamarod launches 30 June Front
Front offers consensual roadmap for post-Morsi era
Day of reckoning: 30 June or later
It feels like a day of reckoning for a reason, because it is one. As 30 June 2013 draws nearer, it does not feel at all like a repeat of 25 January 2011. Instead, it appears to be a repeat of 28 January 2011, combined with the protests of early December 2012 outside the presidential …
Tamarod maintains its campaign is legal
The opposition movement maintains demands for early presidential elections
Trade Unions call for 30 June revolution
Drawing parallels with the months leading up to the ouster of the former President, trade unions call for another revolution
MB offered support for late VP Omar Suleiman
Kamal: Muslim Brotherhood offered Suleiman to support him in the presidential elections under their conditions
Al-Nour Party calls for new cabinet
Cabinet should represent political consensus, Salafi party says
President Morsi to address nation on Wednesday
Presidency denies plans to remove prime minister, stresses need for peaceful expression
All the roads lead to this
Egypt is on the brink, and everyone’s nerves are frazzled. Everyone is both optimistic, and yet terrified about the outcome of 30 June. Given that this is a day of an unlikely alliance between the social conservatives (old regime supporters), the revolutionaries and the independents, anything could happen. While one is operating on very limited …
How will the Muslim Brotherhood react to 30 June’s “Tamarod?”
By Yasmin Hashim The science of politics is all about setting expectations; political scientists call it “political forecast.” This forecast is based on variables such as history, the norm, general pattern, contemporary comparison, and group interest. An in-depth study of the Muslim Brotherhood from within, its history, personnel, and group interests, allows us to deduce …
Al-Sisi’s remarks reverberate in opposition, Brotherhood
President Morsi meets with Al-Sisi after his controversial statements on renewed military intervention in politics
Sunday blues
By Philip Whitfield Who? What? When? Where? Why? Frequently we’re asked to explain ourselves. The most asked hereabouts: What will happen on 30 June? It’s promiscuous to flirt with what-ifs. Better to explain why the protest will fizzle out. Sunday is a black day for democracy, rivals aiming to win, not warm. Why climb Mount …
The greatest act of treason
By Taher El Moataz Bellah 30 June is a day that is regarded by many as the second revolution and the first against the Muslim Brotherhood regime. However, it is useful to remember what has happened to Egyptians since 25 January up till now. Even though legitimate demands were chanted, they were never transformed into …
The old regime strikes back
I haven’t thought about the “old regime” in quite a while. In fact, I think the Muslim Brotherhood’s unique act over the past year has made most of us realise the new lows that we have reached with Morsi and his people. Mubarak’s regime always mixed corruption with inefficiency. Morsi’s regime maintained the same formula, …
Morsi and the erosion of legitimacy
These days, where rhetoric runs high and adrenaline runs even higher, it is worth taking a step back to take a look at things with a cooler head. Having said this, it is worth taking the news with a grain of salt. The latest chatter to have become widely accepted as fact surrounds the mandate …
“Political Violence” insurance policy demand increases ahead of June 30
Fears of violence have increased demand for political violence policies issued by insurance companies
34 Political parties announce plans for 30 June
The Coordinating Committee plans a sit-in until the fall of the regime
Conscience Front calls for neutrality
Front applauds army’s stance regarding politics, calls on judiciary to take a similar stance
Presidential Election Committee to consider Shafiq’s appeal
Commission scheduled to look into the case against presidential election results on Tuesday
MoI: We Will Ensure the Safety of Peaceful Protesters on 30 June
Minister of Interior pledges to protect peaceful demonstrators and crack down on any unlawful activity during 30 June protests
ElBaradei calls for Morsi’s resignation
NSF leaders vow transitional plan ready for potential post-Morsi Egypt
Egypt airports on high alert ahead of June 30 protests
Civil Aviation Minister Wael al-Maadawy has been in talks for several days with airport and security officials as well as the heads of companies affiliated with the EgyptAir holding company that runs the national carrier.
Opposition criticises US Ambassador’s statements
Patterson had voiced US skepticism over results of “street action”
Islamists rally for 30 June
Al-Raya leader: We will sacrifice everything to defend legitimacy
Constitutional experts discuss Tamarod
Former SCC judge moderates a roundtable discussion on legal implications of the Tamarod petition movement
Ashton worried about violent protests
EU High Representative visits Cairo to meet politicians