Democracy in Egypt
Abu Aardvark The battle's done, and we kind of won, so we sound our victory cheer: where do we go from here? ... a blog by Marc Lynch This afternoon I spoke at a standing room only panel discussion in the Congressional office buildings about U.S. policy towards Egyptian democracy hosted by the Project on Middle East Democracy. I don't think I made any new friends in the Egyptian embassy (althou
Loyalty to Syrian President Could Isolate Hezbollah (Published 2012)
A portrait of Sheik Abbas Musawi, a former leader of Hezbollah who was killed by Israel in 1992, in Baalbek, Lebanon.Credit...Ed Ou for The New York Times BEIRUT, Lebanon — Mazen, a carpenter who organizes protests against President Bashar al-Assad in a suburb of Damascus, Syria, has torn down the posters of Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of Hezbollah, that once decorated his car and shop. Like many
China Says Wanted Militants Use Nearby Countries to Stage Attacks (Published 2012)
BEIJING — Chinese security officials have issued a list of six men suspected of being members of a militant group that they said used Asian nations as staging grounds for terrorist attacks in the western Chinese region of Xinjiang. The group, the East Turkestan Islamic Movement, has claimed responsibility for a series of knifings and explosions that killed at least 18 people last July in Xinjiang,
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Remaking History (Published 2012)
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