Egypt
Analysis: Arab rulers use sticks, carrots to stem discontent
Analysis: Arab rulers use sticks, carrots to stem discontent
Vice President Omar Suleiman said that al Qaeda operatives and fighters from “other armed Islamic organizations” escaped from prisons during riots last week. Members of the Muslim Brotherhood and Hezbollah are also known to have escaped.
Muslim Brotherhood eyes comeback in Egypt
Editor’s note: Steven Sotloff is a Yemen-based Adjunct Fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies who is currently reporting from Cairo. Ever since protests broke out in Egypt on Jan. 25 calling for the resignation of President Hosni Mubarak, much speculation has focused on two groups: the military and the Muslim Brotherhood. Both have […]
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