Politics in Egypt
Keep Holding Your Breath
It's 1-1/2 years and countless street protests since Egyptians conquered Tahrir Square and forced Hosni Mubarak to resign. Since then, Egyptians have chosen their first legitmately elected Mohamed Morsi, the first non-military president in their history. Morsi negotiated the retreat of the generals who had threatened to pulverize the revolutionary yearnings of the people. Currently, Islamists, Copts, secularists, Salafists and probably, behind the scenes, militarists struggle over a constitution which will set the values of the country. The story isn't over.
Economy in Egypt
Not all developing countries were born poor. How did Egypt get there?
Will Egypt's sparkling new high-tech village zap the country into the global economy?
What's it like to be a kid in Egypt? Take a look. At the zoo, playing football/soccer, and more. Find out how people lived in the time of the pharoahs.
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Welcome
Here in Egypt, a warmhearted, jokemaking people are juggling with massive global forces and some stubborn internal ones.
This website is about Egypt today:
a lively, easy BIG PICTURE portrait of a people in a time of big change.
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