US credibility 'in tatters' over Egypt crisis
Barack Obama interrupted his holiday to make a statement on Egypt On the streets of Cairo it's not just a fledgling democracy that lies in ruin. US policy too is in tatters - in the eyes of many - or at least America's reputation and credibility. Since the ouster of Hosni Mubarak in 2011, the US has struggled to strike a balance between support for the tenuous progress towards democracy and protec
Overtures to Egypt’s Islamists Reverse Longtime U.S. Policy (Published 2012)
Voters in Minya, Egypt, took part in the final phase of parliamentary elections on Tuesday. The Muslim Brotherhood’s Freedom and Justice Party holds the lead.Credit...Khaled Desouki/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images CAIRO — With the Muslim Brotherhood pulling within reach of an outright majority in Egypt’s new Parliament, the Obama administration has begun to reverse decades of mistrust and host
US cuts Unesco funds over vote for Palestinian seat
US State department's Victoria Nuland: "To admit Palestine as a member is regrettable and premature" The United States is cancelling funding for the UN cultural body Unesco after it voted to grant full membership to the Palestinians. The motion was passed by a substantial majority, despite strong opposition from the United States and Israel.
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Christophe Ena / APTwo men try to remove a torn photo of former Tunisian President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali in the center of Tunis, Sunday, Jan. 16. 2011. What are we to make of the tumult in Tunis? Few uprisings in recent memory have materialized as suddenly and produced results as swiftly as Tunisia's Jasmine Revolution. Just one month ago, former President Zine el-Abdine Ben Ali and his clan lux
Wikileaks release of embassy cables reveals US concerns
Whistle-blowing website Wikileaks has begun releasing extracts from secret cables sent by US embassies, giving an insight into current global concerns. They include reports of some Arab leaders - including Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah - urging the US to attack Iran and end its nuclear weapons programme. Other concerns include the security of Pakistani nuclear material that could be used to make an
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