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Egypt, Turkey, and Tunisia Are All Slowly Islamizing
Institutions are gradually shifting in favor of Islamists in many Arab Spring countries.
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Institutions are gradually shifting in favor of Islamists in many Arab Spring countries.
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Tensions between Jerusalem and Ankara run too deeply for a single election to make much difference.
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Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi refusal to condemn the anti-U.S. protests is a hard lesson on the new Egypt.
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The protests are not just about an offensive film, they're about decades of perceived insults on Egyptians' national pride and collective dignity.
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President Mohamed Morsi's government is getting unusual latitude, maybe because the Brothers may have built up some credibility.
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What we can learn from Egyptian President and Brotherhood leader Mohamed Morsi's note to Israeli President Shimon Peres -- assuming it's real.
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Three weeks after the Turkish RF-4 mysteriously crashed, someone is not telling the truth.
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Sorting out truth from myths on Egypt's powerful Islamist party.
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The now-imprisoned Egyptian president could be on his way to being cleared of charges.
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Whether Muslim Brother Mohamed Morsi or former Mubarak official Ahmed Shafiq wins the election, the U.S. will face tougher challenges in Cairo.
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Observers, myself included, underestimated both the Muslim Brotherhood and many peoples' desires to return to something approximating the old order.
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Security on the Egyptian peninsula should be an issue of U.S.-Egyptian-Israel cooperation.
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Questioning the assumptions about how Egypt's big Islamist party will behave.
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Rating three theories for Omar Suleiman's odd candidacy.
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What Egyptians can learn from the story of General Kenan Evren, who led a Turkish coup in 1980.
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The challenge -- and importance -- of good writing on Israel, Palestine, and peace.
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Many outsiders believe the country would fall into chaos, but this could be false.
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The practicality and morality of a Western military mission
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Understand what will and won't work in pushing Bashar al-Assad from power.
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After decades of partnership, is Cairo serving us with divorce papers?
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