Editorials & Analysis
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The Changing Map of Middle East Power: The Aftermath of the Arab Spring
5.25.2013
The eruption of the Arab revolts put power relations among Middle Eastern countries in a state of flux, and both winners and losers have emerged.
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''Egypt Doesn't Need Dollars, It Needs a Clear Plan'': Interview with Saleh Diab
5.25.2013
Egyptian entrepreneur and publisher Saleh Diab is concerned over the future of his country.
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Taken by Surprise: Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood
5.24.2013
Egyptians are increasingly upset about the "traders of religion" who are apparently replacing Egypt's old regime with a new exploitative elite.
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Did Muslim Brotherhood Frame Salma Sabahi?
5.24.2013
Opposition figures have accused the Muslim Brotherhood of framing the daughter of a powerful opponent for fraud in an act of retaliation.
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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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The Changing Map of Middle East Power: The Aftermath of the Arab Spring (Photo: Reuters)
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''Egypt Doesn't Need Dollars, It Needs a Clear Plan'': Interview with Saleh Diab
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Taken by Surprise: Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood (Photo: picture-alliance)
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Did Muslim Brotherhood Frame Salma Sabahi? (Photo: AFP/Getty Images)
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Maliki's Sectarian Populism Working Among Iraqi Shiites (Photo: Reuters)