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A made-in-Egypt democracyProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
December 5, 2011
Last week, following the first round of Egypt's parliamentary elections, "congratulations" was the message I received from family and friends. This was following the 10 months since the January 25th Revolution. I was, and still am, optimistic that my home country is on the right track towards democracy, freedom and social justice. I participated in the revolution and in my book A New Egypt I expressed why I was optimistic.
Egypt's Revolution: one year laterProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
January 20, 2012
Achievements of a revolution can be measured in two ways: (1) by a real time scale - in the case of Egypt's Revolution the achievements during its first year are all miracles - or (2) by a scale of unrealistic expectations where people end up disappointed. As a senior scientist, an academic and a participant in Egypt's Revolution for the last year, I favour the first measuring scale.
Sinai for New EgyptProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
December 19, 2011
Egypt's Sinai peninsula has the potential to be a show case in human and resource development for the New Egypt; the post January 25 Revolution's Egypt.
Democratic Egypt: Why Israel putting a negative spinProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
January 9, 2012
This is Egypt 2012, one year into the revolution. International media was here a year ago and are still coming. Free elections for a new parliament are almost complete and were almost ideal. But Western media has put a negative spin on the results, promoting fear of the Muslim Brotherhood getting a majority while ignoring very important facts.
Derailing Egypt's RevolutionProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
February 6, 2012
Many Egyptians are worried about what the future holds for their country. The revolution is only one year old and very fragile. A country of more than 80 million people has high expectations. But groups from within the country and others, from near and afar, are working hard to derail the revolution at best or halt it all together.
From Sinai with loveProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
January 29, 2012
First you love, then you express your love, and finally, and sometimes much later, you find out the reasons for your love. I have experienced this with my love for Sinai.
Egypt's next presidentProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
February 15, 2012
On March 10th the registration to run for Egypt's top political office takes place. In my opinion there is a short list of three candidates for the position, one of which will most likely win. The list includes only those who have the financial backing (estimated to be at least $30 million i.e. $1 per voter) to mount an effective campaign.
Syria: The road to disasterProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
March 13, 2012
The call of the rich Arab states to arm opposition forces is putting Syria on the road to disaster. They are not doing this because they side with a people's revolution, or because they love democracy, but because they hate Iran.
Health risks of wireless technology, Part IProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
March 26, 2012
The exponential increase in the usage of wireless communication technology in the last 30 years will continue. This is characterized by (1) an increase in the number of users, (2) an increase in the intensity of the microwave radiation associated with mobile devices and base stations to accommodate a higher functionality, (3) an increase in the average exposure-time per day per person due to the higher dependence on mobile devices in everyday life, and (4) an increase in the number of users among children and teenagers.
Health risks of wireless technology, Part 2/4Prof. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
April 5, 2012
Health Risks

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