Bassem Sabry Bassem Sabry is an Egyptian political writer and commentator. On Twitter: @Bassem_Sabry Egypt | Jun 13, 2013 Only Politics Can Save Egypt's Economy Solving Egypt’s economic woes is a non-starter until there is political stability. Egypt | Jun 9, 2013 Will Egypt Have Its Second Revolution on June 30? There is speculation about massive protests to occur on the anniversary of President Mohammed Morsi’s first year in power. Egypt | May 24, 2013 The Seven Draft Laws Defining Egypt Right Now Egypt’s political debate heats up over draft legislation. Egypt | May 19, 2013 Why Only Democracy Can Save Egypt Egypt’s military chief wisely dismisses calls for a coup against President Mohammed Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood. Egypt | May 10, 2013 The Future of Egypt's Opposition Egypt must experiment with strategies for exercising legitimate political pressure, with the aim of bringing President Mohammed Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood into a more inclusive democratic process, writes Bassem Sabry. Egypt | Apr 24, 2013 Eight Questions on 'Purging' Of Egypt's Judiciary Bassem Sabry discusses the recent controversy surrounding the judiciary in Egypt and debates the Muslim Brotherhood's motives. Qatar | Apr 17, 2013 As Qatar Supports Egypt, Many Egyptians Unexcited Many Egyptians are concerned at Qatar's growing influence in their country, but Bassem Sabry asks if Egypt can afford to refuse Qatari aid at such a crucial time. Egypt | Apr 3, 2013 Bassem Youssef and the Fate Of Independent Media in Egypt Bassem Sabry discusses the investigation of popular Egyptian political satirist Bassem Youssef as well as the fate of Egypt's independent media. Egypt | Mar 26, 2013 Could Violence in Egypt Spin Out of Control? Bassem Sabry writes that he's never been more worried about Egypt since its revolution than he is right now. Egypt | Mar 14, 2013 Egypt and the Rewriting of Mubarak Egypt's political and economic crises under President Mohammed Morsi have led some Egyptians to reconsider the Hosni Mubarak era, writes Bassem Sabry. Pagination Show more Latest News Afghans and Tajiks mix in rare but vital border bazaar by Bruno KALOUAZ | AFP | May 17, 2024 'Fight of the century': Fury, Usyk in rare undisputed clash by Talek HARRIS | AFP | May 17, 2024 First aid enters Gaza via US-built pier Agence France-Presse | AFP | May 17, 2024 See more Podcasts Why did Kuwait, one of the most democratic countries in the Mideast, take a sharp autocratic turn & what comes next? The Gaza showdown between Biden and Netanyahu As Greek PM heads to Ankara to meet Erdogan, is this truly 'a new era' between Turkey & Greece? See more
Egypt | Jun 13, 2013 Only Politics Can Save Egypt's Economy Solving Egypt’s economic woes is a non-starter until there is political stability.
Egypt | Jun 9, 2013 Will Egypt Have Its Second Revolution on June 30? There is speculation about massive protests to occur on the anniversary of President Mohammed Morsi’s first year in power.
Egypt | May 24, 2013 The Seven Draft Laws Defining Egypt Right Now Egypt’s political debate heats up over draft legislation.
Egypt | May 19, 2013 Why Only Democracy Can Save Egypt Egypt’s military chief wisely dismisses calls for a coup against President Mohammed Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood.
Egypt | May 10, 2013 The Future of Egypt's Opposition Egypt must experiment with strategies for exercising legitimate political pressure, with the aim of bringing President Mohammed Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood into a more inclusive democratic process, writes Bassem Sabry.
Egypt | Apr 24, 2013 Eight Questions on 'Purging' Of Egypt's Judiciary Bassem Sabry discusses the recent controversy surrounding the judiciary in Egypt and debates the Muslim Brotherhood's motives.
Qatar | Apr 17, 2013 As Qatar Supports Egypt, Many Egyptians Unexcited Many Egyptians are concerned at Qatar's growing influence in their country, but Bassem Sabry asks if Egypt can afford to refuse Qatari aid at such a crucial time.
Egypt | Apr 3, 2013 Bassem Youssef and the Fate Of Independent Media in Egypt Bassem Sabry discusses the investigation of popular Egyptian political satirist Bassem Youssef as well as the fate of Egypt's independent media.
Egypt | Mar 26, 2013 Could Violence in Egypt Spin Out of Control? Bassem Sabry writes that he's never been more worried about Egypt since its revolution than he is right now.
Egypt | Mar 14, 2013 Egypt and the Rewriting of Mubarak Egypt's political and economic crises under President Mohammed Morsi have led some Egyptians to reconsider the Hosni Mubarak era, writes Bassem Sabry.
Why did Kuwait, one of the most democratic countries in the Mideast, take a sharp autocratic turn & what comes next?