Topic: Mohamed ElBaradei

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Mohamed ElBaradei (photo: Getty Images)

US policy in the Middle East

The America that Israel and Palestine need

Joe Biden promised to make democracy and human rights central to US foreign policy. But that means not insisting on Israel's right to defend itself without mentioning its expansion of settlements in occupied Palestinian territory, its policy of discrimination, and its denial of the Palestinians' right to an independent state. By Mohamed ElBaradeiMore

Promoting human rights in the Middle East: The US and Arab hearts and minds – an impossible task?Israeli-Palestinian dialogue: Israel, Palestine – and nuance as the moral imperativeHagit Ofran of Peace Now: The Zionist still holding a candle for peace and equalityEscalation in the Middle East: Flare-up between Israel and Hamas paints a bleak picture
Egyptian democracy activists on Tahrir Square in Cairo, December 2011 (photo: DW/Hebatallah Ismail Hafez)

Tahrir Square's democracy activists

The forgotten heroes

Egypt's activists were once the heroes of Tahrir Square. Then the world forgot them – and all other Arab democrats along with them. Authoritarian states and Salafists are not giving them any leeway. By Mey DudinMore

Egypt's economic and fiscal crisis: Rescuing the sinking shipAl-Sisi, Raba′a and al-Nahda: Egypt′s grim harvestSisi and the European Union: The long arm of the dictator
Hamdeen Sabahi (left) and Mohamed ElBaradei (photo: Reuters)

After the Coup in Egypt

A Dark Chapter in Egyptian Liberalism

The military's deposition of Egypt's elected president has been welcomed by the Muslim Brotherhood's liberal opponents. In this essay, Khaled Hroub explains why this is a historic errorMore

Power Struggle in Egypt: The Mubarak System in a New GuiseEscalation of Violence in Egypt: The Desired Radicalisation of the Muslim BrotherhoodEgypt after the Military Coup: Dead EndQantara dossier: Egypt