Inside the Three-Way Race for Egypt’s Presidency
Leading Egyptian presidential candidates Amr Moussa, Abdel Moneim Aboul Fotouh, and Mohamed Morsi. / Reuters, AP [Originally published in The Atlantic.] CAIRO — Egypt’s first real presidential contest...
View ArticleMorsi: Dictator, Rebalancer, or Both?
A very interesting conversation on Warren Olney’s To the Point over the implications of Morsi trying to take control. On the one hand, he actually has a mandate, public support, and a known ideology....
View ArticleNot an Ally, Not an Enemy
President Obama struck a powerful chord last night when asked about Egypt’s tepid response to the incursion on the American Embassy in Cairo. ”I don’t think that we would consider them an ally, but we...
View ArticleEgypt & Syria on For Your Ears Only
David Alpern’s show this weekend wonders what on earth Morsi is thinking, and what really happened with Israel’s airstrikes on Syria. Listen to our conversation here.
View ArticleMissing in Egypt’s Latest Revolution: The People
A member of the Tamarod petition drive against Morsi gestures with an Egyptian flag in front of army soldiers in Cairo on July 3, 2013. (Amr Dalsh/Reuters) [Originally published in The Atlantic.]...
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