Walter Armbrust

The political mechanics of the mass protests on June 30, have been largely misrepresented by sections of the media.

If rebellion results in a retrenchment of neoliberalism, millions will feel cheated.

While Mubarak and Suleiman appeal to – and blame – foreign powers, Egypt’s uprising is as homegrown as any in history.

Pro-Mubarak thugs weren’t enough to deter the calls of democracy from the crowds gathering in Tahrir square.

The emergence of Mohamed ElBaradei as a political player has led Egyptians to dream of a more democratic society.