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Jan 12, 2012

Will the Brotherhood-SCAF Alliance Fray Over the Constitution?

By Mara Revkin

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Jan 12, 2012

Top News: FJP Will Not Seek to Dissolve Interim Cabinet

By Mara Revkin

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Jan 11, 2012

Why Egyptian Fiscal Policy Should Not Succumb to Economic Populism

By Hoda Youssef

"Bread, freedom and social justice,” was one of the slogans chanted in Tahrir square and elsewhere in Egypt during the January 2011 revolution. The slogan captures the economic, political and social aspiration of the Egyptians, after decades of deprivation and authoritarianism.

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Jan 11, 2012

Top News: Brotherhood Supports Interim Government but Splits with SCAF on Constitution Sequence

By Mara Revkin

The Brotherhood’s Freedom and Justice Party has decided to support keeping the caretaker prime minister and cabinet appointed by the ruling military council in office for the next six months.

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Jan 11, 2012

When Democratic Elections Turn Theocratic عندما تتحول الانتخابات الديمقراطية إلى انتخابات ثيوقراطية

By Magdy Samaan

Before Marianne Shukri, a resident of Awlad Saqr in the Sharqiyya governorate of Egypt, could cast her vote, she had to call the state-run Egyptian Communications Company to determine the location of her polling station.Download the PDF

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Jan 10, 2012

Despite New Restrictions on Military Aid, Administration Hopes to Give SCAF “Full Funding”

By Mara Revkin

Despite congressional backing for new restrictions on future military aid to Egypt — contingent on respect for human rights and progress toward a transfer of power to civilian leadership — the Obama administration is still hoping to allocate Egypt’s full $1.3 billion assistance package, according to Assistant Secretary of State Jeffrey Feltman, who was interviewed […]

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Jan 10, 2012

Top News: Activists Divided on Timeline for Power Transfer to Civilians

By Mara Revkin

As the anniversary of the January 25 uprising approaches, activists and political figures are divided over two different proposals for a transfer of power to civilians. PROTESTS:  1) As the anniversary of the January 25 uprising approaches, activists and political figures are divided over two different proposals for a transfer of power to civilians. One […]

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Jan 9, 2012

The Islamists, the Military, and the Fate of the Egypt-Israel Peace Treaty

By Tarek Radwan

With the third and final round of Egypt’s parliamentary elections coming to a close and preliminary results suggesting the domination of the Muslim Brotherhood’s Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) in the People’s Assembly, the focus has shifted to what the FJP might do with its newfound political gains. One widely debated question surrounds the FJP’s […]

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Jan 6, 2012

FJP Reticent on National Security Issues

By Michele Dunne

Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) Chairman Mohamed Morsy’s January 6 statement appears to have been written specifically to address foreign concerns about the party’s priorities.

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Jan 6, 2012

The Brotherhood Won a Political Mandate: Now What Will They Do With It?

By Mara Revkin