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April 10, 2011
Politics and Government
The Egyptian Armed Forces: Guns & Roses
Army soldiers walk past people shouting anti-constitutional amendment slogans during a protest in Cairo (Amr Dalsh/Courtesy Reuters) The violence during the wee hours of Saturday morning in Tahrir S…
August 10, 2015
Egypt
Whatever is the Matter With Egypt? Nothing All That New
My friend Hisham Melham, Al Arabiya’s Washington bureau chief, dean of the Beltway-based Arab press corps, farmer, and intellectual with few peers, wrote a piece that appeared over the weekend called…
June 22, 2015
Cybersecurity
The African Union Cybersecurity Convention: A Missed Human Rights Opportunity
Mailyn Fidler is a Marshall Scholar studying international relations at the University of Oxford. You can follow her on Twitter @mailynfidler. Fadzai Madzingira is a Rhodes Scholar from Zimbabwe stud…
May 28, 2013
United States
Masters of Disaster
A good idea never seems to go unpunished, especially inside the Beltway. My post last Thursday, “What the United States Can Do for Egypt Right Now” ruffled a few feathers. This seems rather odd becau…
July 1, 2013
Egypt
Egypt: Ruling But Not Governing
Of all the arresting images that emerged from yesterday’s mass protests in Egypt, the ones that struck me most were those of military helicopters dropping Egyptian flags down to the crowds below. Th…
April 1, 2003
Iraq
Council Expert Says State Department and Pentagon at Odds Over Postwar Iraq Policy; Asserts
Arthur C. Helton, the Council on Foreign Relations’ humanitarian affairs expert, warns that the Bush administration’s go-it-alone policy has caused a “crisis of legitimacy” that …