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Latest in Tag: politicians
From Ethiopian dam to welcoming Netanyahu to Egypt: reactions to Shoukry’s visit
Shoukry’s visit was depicted as treason to Palestinians, but also as hope for the improvement of Palestinian conditions
French politicians try to capitalize on Brexit
French presidential hopefuls are falling over each other in their post-Brexit assessments and how they could use the referendum to their benefit in next year’s elections. Elizabeth Bryant reports from Paris.
Tributes paid to Jo Cox, murdered Labour MP
Politicians from across the political spectrum and former colleagues have expressed their grief and remember a passionate campaigner.
Egyptâs politicians visit Italy, Europe amid ongoing Regeni case
Two separate groups travelled to Europe Monday, including a parliamentary delegation expected to visit European Parliament
Whatâs the price tag of Paris? Donât ask the politicians
When you go shopping â whether at the corner store, or at the ritzy Galeries Lafayette or Printemps here in Paris â you expect to know what you are spending on and what you are getting. Strangely, when it comes to global climate treaties, our politicians like to commit to hugely expensive policies without even …
Newly amended parliamentary law awaits cabinet approval
Politicians maintain parliament is unrepresentative and alarmingly lacking youth
Should Egypt be governed by majority rule or by rule of law?
By Mohammed Nosseir The term âmajorityâ could be a very pleasant one, used to refer to a segment of any given society. In reality, rulers and citizens tend to commit a number of mistakes based on a false assumption known as âmajority ruleâ. This is what has been happening in our attempt to develop a …
Op-ed review: A citizen, a writer and a politician
Ezzedin Choukri Fishere Al Masry Al Youm Newspaper Writer Ezzedin Choukri Fishere begins his article by explaining what it means to be a free citizen. âA free citizen does what he likes. He can boycott elections if he feels that they are predetermined or unfair or that it will not make a difference in his …
Rebel Economy wrap
EGYPTâS BUDGET DEFICIT: WHY NO ONE WANTS CUTS By Farah Halime, Rebel Economy While many people generally agree that governments faced with deficits must cut spending, most do not like cuts to specific programmes. Itâs the same everywhere, not least in the US where a national survey found that for 18 of 19 programs tested, the majority wanted either …
The Muslim Brotherhood from within
No other political group or movement has recieved the same attention or has had the same impact on Egyptian politics as the Muslim Brotherhood, since the ousting of Mubarak until now. The Brotherhood became an everyday reality for Egyptians. We wake up to the statements of its leaders, we follow the news of its significant …
Ethiopiaâs new leader takes office
Hailemariam Dessalegn assumes role as Ethiopian leader
South Koreaâs software mogul who wants to be president
Inexperienced self-made millionaire runs in elections
Attack in east Turkey: seven dead
Kidnappings and attacks on civilians: PKK hardliners gaining upper hand
Egypt Invest 2005 attracts investors and politicians
Our strategy is based clearly on growth through investment, said Nazif.