While the world's eyes were on Cairo, the Sinai became a hotbed of terrorist activity that now threatens Egypt's fragile alliances.
Muddied thinking on Syria is leading the United States toward dangerous conclusions.
What the experiences of Mubarak and Assad can teach us about revolutions.
The Arab Spring may not bring secular democracy, but religious parties like the Muslim Brotherhood may be willing to compromise.
The Arab Spring has deprived Hamas of its patrons. The organization must adapt quickly to survive.
Fear and Islamophobia drive Western media to misrepresent the largely peaceful, moderate Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood.
Erstwhile promoters of democracy and human rights or agents of American hegemony? To the government in Cairo, the answer is all too clear.
Are we seeing the early signs of a Libyan Civil War? Washington should keep its distance.
The new government in Cairo has pledged to focus on internal issues, but radical ideology and international dilemmas will win out.
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