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Monthly Archives: January 2011
Egypt: Is Mandatory Conscription Pro-Democracy?
Watching the situation in Egypt, I’ve been struck repeatedly by how the Army has behaved. Today the Egyptian Army announced that it won’t use force against protesters. Earlier in the protests, we saw reports of Egyptian soldiers shaking hands with … Continue reading
Turmoil in Egypt Shows Shortsightedness of US Foreign Policy
Over the last few days, Egyptians have taken to the streets, demanding that Egyptian president and dictator Hosni Mubarak step down. The protests so far haven’t had a religious or anti-American bent. They’re not Islamist. They are a wave of … Continue reading