Editorials & Analysis
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Maliki's Sectarian Populism Working Among Iraqi Shiites
5.22.2013
As various opposition groups strategize against Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, the latter seems more skilled than ever at mobilizing the Shiite sect.
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Why Bassem Youssef Can Make Egyptians Uncomfortable
5.22.2013
The Egyptian comedian challenges and provokes a conservative culture, and President Mohammed Morsi, with his sharp wit and racy language.
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Pakistan's momentous elections: Winners, losers, and what it all means
5.16.2013
Pakistanis went to the polls on May 11th to participate in landmark national and provincial elections.
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Salafism’s March through North Africa
5.16.2013
A key reason behind the rise of all religious ideologies across the Arab world in the past three decades has been the failure of Arab liberalism and nationalism
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Iran's Angle in Yemen
5.16.2013
What is the relationship between Iran and Yemen's Houthi community?
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Maliki's Sectarian Populism Working Among Iraqi Shiites (Photo: Reuters)
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Why Bassem Youssef Can Make Egyptians Uncomfortable (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Rabea Malah)
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Pakistan's momentous elections: Winners, losers, and what it all means
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Salafism’s March through North Africa (Photo: Corgis)
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Iran's Angle in Yemen (Photo: Reuters)