Journalism and Politics in Egypt
Podcast: Babel: Translating the Middle EastPublished On: Tue May 04 2021
Description: This week on Babel, Jon Alterman talks with Khaled Dawoud, who was arrested amidst rising political tensions in Egypt in September 2019 and was released from prison two weeks ago. Upon his release, Khaled returned to his jobs as assistant editor of Al-Ahram Weekly and a professor of journalism at the American University in Cairo. Khaled talks about his time in prison, how he became involved in politics, and how his journalism career was shaped by his time in the United States. Then, Jon, Natasha Hall, and McKinley Knoop continue the conversation with a discussion about the relationship between journalism, politics, and activism. Khaled Dawoud, "The stakes behind the story: How Egypt's media covered the Kashoggi case," Middle East Institute, October 26, 2018. Jon Alterman, "Making Choices: The Future of the U.S.-Egyptian Relationship," CSIS, August 2016. Khaled Dawoud, "Secular Parties in Egypt's Political Landscape," Middle East Institute, September 11, 2014. Episode Transcript, "Journalism and Politics in Egypt," CSIS, May 4, 2021.
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