There are two options ahead for the Muslim Brotherhood; acceptance or confrontation
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The current transitional government has a historic opportunity to start a new era of institutional work in which strategic vision surpasses individualistic tactical movements
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Egypt's transitional government needs to avoid the mistakes of its predecessors
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In our repeated attempts to stop the state of polarisation in society over the last year, the Nour Party encountered a culture of hatred which must be addressed
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Washington's recent escalations against the Syrian regime represent little more than a tactical shift. The Egyptian regime, meanwhile, has followed suit for its own domestic political purposes
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Accusing Egyptian expats abroad of being unpatriotic is narrow minded. They have expertise the country sorely needs
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Islamists must be aware that challenging leaders and criticising decisions does not mean challenging Islam itself
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Those who accuse Hamas of involvement in last year's attack on Egyptian border guards need to think again
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Kerry's first visit to Egypt as US state secretary yielded few – if any – tangible results
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Egypt's government lacks broad strategic thinking and vision on the economy
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A recent video clip of Prime Minister Hisham Qandil talking about women's poor hygiene causing diarrhoea in children shows he lacks understanding and vision, and must resign
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The appalling behaviour of men who sexually harass women is driven by pornography and lustful scenes in the media that depict women's bodies as commodities to be consumed
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As the political crisis in Egypt deepens, with armed anarchists spreading terror, responsible political forces must find the means to create common ground
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If not quickly remedied, the current lack of transparent government policy will only make Egypt's dire economic situtation worse
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The Egyptian people, not the opposition or the ruling party, will decide the country's fate when they vote in Saturday's constitutional referendum
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