The Struggle over the Nile: Egyptians and Ethiopia
Haggai Erlich discusses an additional challenge Egypt is facing: Ethiopia's dam on the Blue Nile, which provides about four-fifths of Egypt's water supply.
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The Salafist Al-Nour Party and the Muslim Brotherhood: The End of the Affair?
Michael Barak analyzes the recent breakdown in relations between the ruling party in Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood, and its partner in government, the salafist Al-Nour Party.
Syrian Refugees in Egypt
Joel Parker examines why Syrians, particularly from middle- and upper-class, are choosing Egypt as a place of refuge from the civil war in Syria.
Israel, Hamas and "the Egypt We Were Waiting For"
MDC Researcher Brandon Friedman discusses the "double game" Hamas has been playing with Egypt and with salafi-jihadi Gaza-based groups, and Egypt's own diplomatic maneuvring during the recent confrontation between Hamas and Israel.
Egypt's Copts Under Islamist Rule
Junior Researcher Joyce van de Bildt discusses the status of Egypt's Copts under President Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood's rule.
Have Mercy on Morsi: Islamic Options for Egypt's Economy
In this edition of Iqtisadi: Middle East Economy, Dr. Paul Rivlin discusses Islamic economic thought and its meaning for Egypt's economy following Mohamed Morsi's election to the presidency.
Women's Bodies under Attack: Tahrir Square as a Site for Collective Abuse
Samir Ben-Layashi examines sexual harassment against women in Tahrir Square and in the broader context of Egyptian society.
