The Risk of Washington's New Love Affair With Islamists
If the U.S. gets too close to these new Middle Eastern power players, it might alienate nascent liberal movements. More »
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Ed Husain, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, is the author of The Islamist. He blogs at The Arab Street.
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