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Sunday, January 30, 2011
White House Wobbles on Egyptian Tightrope - The Guardian opinion
White House Wobbles on Egyptian Tightrope - The Guardian opinion
Dead-Enders on the Potomac from Middle East Online Report
Dead-Enders on the Potomac from Middle East Online Report
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Saturday Commentaries, Opinions, Editorials on Egypt
COMMENTARIES, OPINIONS, AND EDITORIALS
Analysis: Obama tough — not too tough — with Egypt -- Yahoo News/AP
Watching a new beginning in Egypt -- Peter Bouckaert, Washington Post
Egypt blogger: 'We want to change the entire regime' -- BBC
Will Egypt's Military Officers Free the Revolution? -- Michael Hanna, The Atlantic
How should the U.S. respond to the protests in the Middle East? -- Washington Post
Cairo's restless streets -- L.A. Times editorial
Washington and Mr. Mubarak -- New York Times editorial
A Long March to Seize the Heart of Cairo -- Charles Levinson, Wall Street Journal
Egyptians’ Fury Has Smoldered Beneath the Surface for Decades -- Michael Slackman, New York Times
Egypt's Revolution -- Wall Street Journal editorial
Egypt: A pivotal moment -- The Guardian editorial
Fear of Islamists Paralyzes the U.S. -- Tony Karon, Time Magazine
Israel Has Faith Mubarak Will Prevail -- Karl Vick, Time Magazine
Obama administration could still get it right on Egypt -- Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
Peering into Egypt's Internet Black Hole -- Joshua Keating, Foreign Policy
What is happening in Egypt is not our business -- Peter Oborne, The Telegraph
Egypt Protests Show American Foreign-Policy Folly -- Stephen Kinzer, The Daily Beast
Egypt on Fire -- John McCormack, Weekly Standard
White House wobbles on Egyptian tightrope -- Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
ANALYSIS-Egyptian army could hold key to Mubarak's fate -- Reuters
Protests Rock Egypt -- Steven Cook, Council Of Foreign Relations
U.S. seeks balanced approach to Mideast turmoil -- Joby Warrick and Scott Wilson, Washington Post
Obama blowing it again in the Middle East -- Jennifer Rubin, Washington Post
ElBaradei's last stand: ElBaradei's return to Egypt could offer the opportunity for a good alternative to the current leadership. -- Alaa Bayoumi, Al Jazeera
Rebellion in the Land of the Pharaohs -- Fouad Ajami, Wall Street Journal
Danger in Egypt: Dustbins I Have Known -- Richard Fernandez, Pajamas Media
Egypt Protests Shine Light on How U.S. Profits From Foreign Aid By Mark Engler
Egypt Protests Shine Light on How U.S. Profits From Foreign Aid
By Mark EnglerHow Washington can help Tunisia and other Arab revolutions
How Washington can help Tunisia and other Arab revolutions
Egypt's new political dawn
| Egypt's new political dawn |
| The emergence of Mohamed ElBaradei as a political player has led Egyptians to dream of a more democratic society. Walter Armbrust |
Jonathan Kay: Democracy will prevail in Egypt and across the Middle East
Jonathan Kay: Democracy will prevail in Egypt and across the Middle East
Rebellion in the Land of the Pharaohs
Rebellion in the Land of the Pharaohs
A man who places himself at the helm for three decades inevitably becomes the target of all the realm's discontents.
Pharaoh's End
Protests rocked Egypt, calling into question whether President Hosni Mubarak's regime can survive. FP asked five top experts how Barack Obama should respond to the growing signs of revolt on Egypt's streets.
Shadi Hamid: How Obama Got Egypt Wrong
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