You Can’t Tell Egypt’s Players Without a Scorecard
Egypt’s ruling apparatus is beset with competing agendas.
Two Outside-the-Box Questions About Egypt
Whither citizen journalism on TV news?
Fear of the Muslim Brotherhood Trumps Western Wishes for Democracy in Egypt
Meanwhile, Israel’s support for Mubarak adds fuel to protesting Egyptians’ fire.
Egypt: Back Against the Wall, a Tyrant Embraces Anarchy
Anarchy, a dangerous game, can result in civil war.
Why Washington Clings to a Failed Middle-East Strategy
It’s time to scrap our failed client-regime national-security strategy.
U.S. Policy Exposed by Mid-East Protests
Washington is far from joyous as this “democratic wave” extends throughout the region.
On the Wrong Side of History in the Middle East
The West has never had any plans to bring freedom and democracy to Middle Eastern countries.
As Egypt Protesters Look to U.S. in Vain, Remembering Another Lost Opportunity
U.S. support for dictators is nothing new, of course.
Egypt Protests Shine Light on How U.S. Profits From Foreign Aid
Most U.S. foreign aid is not meant to address poverty.