My short email interview on Egypt with Tarek Osman who is the author of the book Egypt on the Brink: From Nasser to Mubarak
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Is Morsy seeking a confrontation?
Posted on 24/11/2012 by matisak
It was pretty clear that Mohamed Morsy’s decree will meet a strong opposition, wasn’t it? So why is President Morsy doing this? Is he seeking a confrontation, or not and why?
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Muslim Brotherhood’s Morsy wins Egypt’s presidential election
Posted on 24/06/2012 by matisak
Few comments by Elijah Zarwan, Senior Policy Fellow, European Council on Foreign Relations
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What military rulers of Egypt want
Posted on 29/10/2011 by matisak
Few comments by Elijah Zarwan, Cairo based analyst of International Crisis Group.
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Julian Assange: The man who came to dinner, the man who saved Egypt
Posted on 05/07/2011 by matisak
By Dan Murphy, Editor/Writer of the CSM Backchannels blog.
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Who is next after Tunisia and Egypt?
Posted on 12/02/2011 by matisak
Here are some answers.
Filed under: Africa, Asia, Middle East, Politics | Tagged: Ahron Bregman, Arab World, Democracy, Egypt, Jonathan Schanzer, Middle East, Noah Bassil, Northern Africa, Politics, Ragui Assaad, Revolution, Tunisia, Wayne White | 2 Comments »
