It only gets worse from here — The Arabist
You could ask a thousand questions about the violence that has shaken Egypt, from why police decided to move now against Islamist sit-ins and with such brutality after making so much of its careful planning in the last week, to whether the attacks on churches and Christians more generally that erupted in reaction are part of a pre-planned reaction or the uncontrollable sectarian direction politica
On Egypt's failure — The Arabist
I have been out of Egypt since late May, and my reaction to all that's happened there is shaped by that distance, by not having had the contact high of millions on the street, the ambient euphoria of collective will flexed and fulfilled. But in this case perhaps it was a good thing. When I left the Tamarrod campaign seemed significant but unrealistic, part of the politics of regret and indignatio
Istanbul: It's not the trees, or even the economy – it's the AKP — The Arabist
Istanbul: It's not the trees, or even the economy – it's the AKP This past week, major demonstrations took place in Istanbul, at first over the redevelopment of a city park but then, following a police crackdown in the park and nearby Taksim Square, against the ruling AKP Party in general. Thousands of protestors are still in Istanbul, hundreds of cops are being sent in to contain them with tear g
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The delegitimization of Mohamed Morsi — The Arabist
There is no future — The Arabist
Analysis: Morsi’s Auto-Golpe — The Arabist
Islamists vs ex-colonels: Will radicals take over the Syrian insurgency as they did in Iraq? — The Arabist
President Morsi? — The Arabist
An instant analysis of Egypt's new constitution — The Arabist
Notes from the field on the presidential elections — The Arabist
On AP's piece on US democracy promotion funding in Egypt — The Arabist
Why Khairat al-Shater is running — The Arabist