The Egyptian revolution will not be settled in 18 days or months. It’ll take “years” for the dust to settle, may be four or five, I don’t know. There will be waves, ebbs and flows, battles to be won and others lost. This November uprising is only one chapter in the Egyptian revolution, but not the final one. We have come a long way. We can all recall the mood in February when you could have been l
AMERICA, like other modern countries, has always had some surplus workers — people ready to work but jobless for extended periods because the “job creators,” private and public, have been unable or unwilling to create sufficient jobs. When the number of surplus workers rose sharply, the country also had ways of reducing it. However, the current jobless recovery, and the concurrent failure to creat
Crowds in Sana, Yemen, stopped to pray in Change Square on Friday during a protest against President Ali Abdullah Saleh and his agreement to transfer power.Credit...Samuel Aranda for The New York Times SANA, Yemen — For years, Islah, the country’s largest and best organized opposition group, played a double game in Yemeni politics, maintaining close ties to the government of President Ali Abdullah
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