Mohamad Elmasry

Is­rael’s ef­forts to de­flect blame for its atroc­i­ties with ea­ger help from West­ern me­dia should not sur­prise any­one.

De­spite mass re­pres­sions, Egyp­tians have once again bro­ken the bar­ri­er of fear.

Shoot­ings at Christchurch mosques are only the lat­est on a long list of acts of white su­prema­cist ter­ror­ism in the West.

The lat­est train tragedy is just an­oth­er sign that Egypt is head­ing to­wards a ma­jor dis­as­ter.

Since the 2013 coup, the pre­vail­ing pol­i­cy in Wash­ing­ton has been to sup­port Sisi’s despot­ic rule in Egypt.

How a re­cent re­port on forced dis­ap­pear­ances in Egypt caused an al­leged­ly miss­ing Egypt­ian girl to reap­pear.

Ma­jor and mi­nor con­tenders for the pres­i­den­tial post have been elim­i­nat­ed. What does this say about Sisi’s regime?

Egypt’s po­si­tions on Qatar and Al Jazeera have noth­ing to do with “ter­ror­ism” and every­thing to do with au­toc­ra­cy.

Pub­lic re­la­tions ma­noeu­vring can’t save Egypt’s gov­ern­ment from it­self.

If Egypt­ian of­fi­cials are re­al­ly in­ter­est­ed in im­prov­ing the coun­try’s im­age, they should take cor­rec­tive ac­tion.