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Morsi’s Dilemma

Morsi’s dilemma

When Mohamed Morsi first took office as president of Egypt, after a narrow win he was derisively referred to as the “spare tyre” because he became the Muslim Brotherhood’s candidate…

Egypt’s Sham Trials

Egypt’s sham trials

Last week, the first democratically elected leader of Egypt since the Pharaohs' time, Mohammed Morsi, ousted in a military coup the US wouldn't call a coup was handed life sentence…

Coups Can Be Democratic

Coups can be democratic

Coups can be considered democratic if they are carried out in certain circumstances and by people approved by Washington. Otherwise, forget it. But let’s not forget the definition of the…

View Point: The Rift Within GCC Countries

View Point: The rift within GCC countries

Three Gulf monarchies - Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Bahrain - are so annoyed with a fellow member of the Gulf Co-operation Council, Qatar, that they have recalled their ambassadors…

Shariah Is Not The Issue

Shariah is not the issue

The Taliban are in a war and those fighting wars are realists, not armchair philosophers arguing about theory and metaphysical subtleties. Of course they will say they are for the…

Learning From The Turks

Learning from the Turks

In this age of armed conflicts and global terrorism, threats and insecurity, perhaps there is one country where you land with a dark green passport and you are treated with…

Rollback Of The Egyptian Revolution

Rollback of the Egyptian revolution

Egyptian military has successfully reversed the change the 2011 pro-democracy events brought in the country. The first ever democratically-elected president of the country, Mohammad Morsi, is in prison, while more…