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Burning ambition: Egypt’s return to regional leadership and how Europe should respond

2021Democracy and PoliticsEgyptEuropean Council On Foreign RelationsForeign RelationsHafsa HalawaPaper
October 11, 2021 14:19 pm
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Source: European Council on Foreign Relations Author(s): Hafsa Halawa Original Link: https://ecfr.eu/publication/burning-ambition-egypts-return-to-regional-leadership-and-how-europe-should-respond/ “Egypt is back” is the message Egyptian foreign policy officials wish to send to their counterparts across the globe. Shifting regional dynamics have prompted Egypt to adopt a more active foreign...

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Egypt needs a more inclusive approach to subsidy reform

2021Democracy and PoliticsEconomyEgyptHafsa HalawaMiddle East InstitutePaper
August 25, 2021 14:17 pm
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Source: Middle East Institute Author(s): Hafsa Halawa Original Link: https://www.mei.edu/publications/egypt-needs-more-inclusive-approach-subsidy-reform Speaking at a public event earlier this month, Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sisi made the surprise announcement that the next step in the country’s economic reform agenda will include the removal of bread subsidies. He becomes the latest...

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Reflecting on the global effort to fight violence against women

2021Democracy and PoliticsEgyptHafsa HalawaMiddle East InstitutePaperWomen Affairs
March 30, 2021 14:16 pm
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Source: Middle East Institute Author(s): Hafsa Halawa Original Link: http://www.mei.edu/publications/reflecting-global-effort-fight-violence-against-women On March 8, the world came together to celebrate International Women’s Day (IWD), a barometer of annual development on global gender equality. This year, violence against women and women’s protection have been front and center on the...

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Special briefing: The Arab Spring a decade on

2021Civil SocietyCulture, Education and DevelopmentDemocracy and PoliticsDima M. ToukanEconomyEgyptEmiliano AlessandriFatima Abo AlasrarForeign RelationsHafsa HalawaHealthIbrahim Al-AssilJessica AgostinelliMiddle East InstituteMieczysław BoduszyńskiMohammed SolimanPaperPaul Salem
January 14, 2021 15:40 pm
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Source: Middle East Institute Author(s): Fatima Abo Alasrar, Mietek Boduszyński, Paul Salem, Mohammed Soliman, Hafsa Halawa, Dima M. Toukan, Emiliano Alessandri, Ibrahim Al-Assil, Jessica Agostinelli Original Link: https://www.mei.edu/publications/special-briefing-arab-spring-decade#soliman On the 10th anniversary of the Tahrir Revolution, the ramifications of the protests could not be...

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Q&A – “Why Did Egyptian Democratization Fail?” Fourteen Experts Respond

2020Abdelrahman AyyashAmy HawthorneAndrew MillerBahey Eldin HassanCivil SocietyCulture, Education and DevelopmentDemocracy and PoliticsEgyptEzzedine Choukri FishereHafsa HalawaKhalil Al AnaniMichael Wahid HannaMichele DunneNagwan AlashwalPaperSahar AzizShadi HamidSteven A. CookWilliam QuandtZeinab Abul-Magd
January 28, 2020 20:02 pm
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Source: Project on Middle East Democracy Author(s):  Edited by Amy Hawthorne and Andrew Miller; Zeinab Abul-Magd, Khalil Al-Anani, Nagwan Al Ashwal, Abdelrahman Ayyash, Sahar Aziz, Steven Cook, Michele Dunne, Ezzedine Choukri Fishere, Hafsa Halawa, Shadi Hamid, Michael Hanna, Bahey eldin Hassan, and William Quandt Original Link: ...

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Egypt After the 2011 Revolution: Divisions in Postprotest Pathways

2019CarnegieCivil SocietyCulture, Education and DevelopmentDemocracy and PoliticsEgyptHafsa HalawaHuman RightsPaper
October 24, 2019 17:38 pm
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Source: Carnegie Author(s): Hafsa Halawa Original Link: https://carnegieeurope.eu/2019/10/24/egypt-after-2011-revolution-divisions-in-postprotest-pathways-pub-80141 Much has been written about Egypt’s revolution in 2011. Given that the military retook power only two years later in June 2013, the widespread view is that this revolution failed utterly. However, the protests of 2011 and 2013 left...

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Hafsa Halawa

EconomyExpertHafsa Halawa
November 28, 2018 16:25 pm
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  Hafsa Halawa is a nonresident fellow at the Atlantic Council’s Rafik Hariri Center for the Middle East. She is a British-Egyptian political analyst, human rights advocate, and development specialist focused on democratic transition across Arab states. Halawa received her LLB with honors from the University of Exeter and her LLM with honors in corporate

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Egypt’s Options in the Development of the Ethiopian Dam

2018Atlantic CouncilEconomyForeign RelationsHafsa HalawaPaper
November 05, 2018 17:51 pm
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Source: Atlantic Council Author(s): Hafsa Halawa Original Link: http://www.atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/menasource/egypt-s-options-in-the-development-of-the-ethiopian-dam For decades, Egypt focused primarily on its foreign policy in the Middle East and North Africa, and in the process neglected its Horn of Africa policy. Meanwhile, Ethiopia began construction on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance...

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