Mubarak Steps Down; The Birth of a New Egyptian State
Can Egypt forge an evolutionary leap when it comes to the nation-state? What are the possibilities for political religion?
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The Strategic Caution of the Muslim Brotherhood
During the Grand Ayatollah Khamenei’s Friday Sermon on February 4, 2011, he said, “The events of North Africa have a special meaning for the Iranian nation. This is what has always been known as the occurrence of Islamic awakening as a result of the victory of the Islamic Revolution.”
Read MoreUpdate: Mubarak Steps Down; The Crash After Mubarak’s Speech
“He told us to go to hell if we want, and he’s more than happy to show us there if we don’t know the way.”
Read MoreObama Missing Islam Opportunity with Religious Freedom Ambassador
Rev. Dr. Suzan Johnson Cook, Ambassador-at-Large for Religious Freedom nominee, has no international policy experience.
Read MoreNo Democracy in Huckabee’s Orientalist Egypt
Given the similarities between the protests in Egypt and the rhetoric at Tea Party protests it’s ironic to experience Mike Huckabee’s double standard.
Read MoreThe End of the Beginning: The Coming of Egypt’s “Wise Men”
The end of this beginning is approaching, to be sure. The question is: what will the next phase look like?
Read MoreParanoia Over Foreigners in Egypt Eclipsed by Cooperation
There is paranoia now all over Egypt about the role of foreigners but those who went to Tahrir are not the same people they were a week ago.
Read MoreAn Interview from Tahrir Square
First, I would like to stress that it’s a revolution, not just an uprising…
Read MoreMubarak’s Unedited Interview with Christiane Amanpour Reimagined
Lord of the Rings, Gays, and Anderson Cooper. Oh my.
Read MoreEgyptians Queue Up to Say: On February 4, 2011, I was in Tahrir Square
The anticipated confrontation simply never came.
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