Where Do We Go From Here?

Foreign Policy asked experts to weigh in on what Egypt means for the future of U.S. foreign policy. 

For the last 11 days, eyes around the world have been fixed on every twist and turn the events unfolding in Egypt. Yet almost two weeks after protestors first came to the streets of Cairo and Alexandria, much about Egypt's future remains unclear. What is certain, however, is that 30 years of U.S.-Middle East foreign policy is having to be rethought in a span of days.
So where does American diplomacy go from here? Foreign Policy asked the experts:

• Daniel Kurtzer: Is Revolution What's Best for the Rest?
• Thomas Pickering: When Our Alliances Come at a Price
• Aaron David Miller: A Complicated Post-Mubarak Egypt Ahead
• Nicholas Burns: Obama, Now Is Not the Time to be a Realist
• Elliott Abrams: Freedom Must Return to the Agenda
• Zalmay Khalilzad: The Interim Plan: What Egypt Needs Next
• Stephen Sestanovich: The Three Changes Coming to Obama's Approach to the Middle East
• Steven Simon: No Need to Panic