Egypt’s best hope for a democratic transition depends heavily on the process of political reconstruction contained in the constitution-writing process

It isn’t the issues of piety or irreligion or of civilian and military, that will be decisive for Egypt. It will be the hard economic and social realities

In the wake of the constitution-making process, members of the Constitution Drafting Committee will have to grapple with the substantive issues that have been delayed by procedural maneuvering

The reconstruction of Khaled Saeed perpetuates self-defeating myths - minimizing and simplifying the dynamics of his life that led to his death

Morsi must legitimate himself to the Tahrir Square movement if he wants to survive the showdown with the imperious military. 

Ensuring environmental protection in Egypt must be more then words, for Egypt to develop and sustain its population, environmental protection must be enshrined in the new Egyptian constitution

Hope for the parliament will never be realized if we impose a quota for this professional group and a quota for that professional group

The vote by itself will not decide which faction will prevail, because many of the battles will be fought outside the electoral arena. Some are already being fought now

While many in Egypt are mourning the “death of the revolution” and the ensuing “military coup,” it is time to highlight, or re-highlight some points

I Wish You Egypt – An Open Letter to the People of Conscience in the West