May help the embattled Islamic president regain some of his lost credibility with moderate and liberal Egyptians.
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Monthly Archives: February 2013
Cuba’s elections yield predictable results
Long gone are the days of analysts speculating whether there could be some kind of social upheaval that would remove the Castro brothers.
Syria’s Assad outmaneuvered on rebel dialogue
Opposition leader’s strategy is already bearing fruit.
U.S.P.S. takes matters into its own hands
Announcement of a plan to phase out Saturday delivery to save money is sure to get attention on Capitol Hill.
Tunisia rattled by political assassination
Tunisians take to the streets in protest after the shooting of a prominent opposition leader.
No winning for David Cameron on gay marriage
Traditionalists in his caucus remain adamantly opposed to redefining what many consider a sacred rite.
With all eyes on Mali, are other rebel groups making gains?
News of alleged M23 arrests in South Africa suggests insurgents elsewhere in the region are still operational.
Berlusconi in his element as gadfly of Italian left
Former P.M. has excelled at lampooning Mario Monti’s broadly unpopular austerity regime.
Syrian rebels float Assad exit
Unable to seize Damascus, Syria’s opposition coalition is toying with the once unthinkable: allowing Assad to leave the country after stepping down.
Could the Taliban find a home in new government?
A “new” Taliban could easily discard its moderate stance and reinstate many of the repressive measures it did when it came to power in 1996.
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