Ashraf Khalil

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Egypt's Orphans Struggle Long After Childhood Ends

The problem with Egypt's orphanages goes way beyond isolated cases of abuse, and extends to how society as a whole views "children of sin"

By Ashraf Khalil / Cairo

An Apology Would Be a Start

If Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood wants to avoid political oblivion, it needs to show some humility

By Ashraf Khalil

Muslim Brotherhood Eyes Comeback in Egypt

The Muslim Brotherhood is trying to regroup from a crackdown of historic proportions, after Egypt's military ousted longtime Brotherhood official Mohamed Morsi from the presidency and jailed much of the group's leadership

By Ashraf Khalil

Egypt's al-Sisi Sheds Uniform, Readies for Presidency

Abdul Fattah al-Sisi, the country's army chief, resigned on Wednesday and confirmed worldwide expectations that he intended to run for the presidency following the ouster of President Mohamed Morsi last July. There are few signs anyone can stop his rise to power

By Ashraf Khalil / Cairo
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