Editors' Picks
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ARGUMENT
Why is Hosni Mubarak clinging to power? Maybe because the life of an exiled dictator isn't what it used to be.
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TERMS OF ENGAGEMENT
Egypt could be a watershed moment for democracy promotion in the Arab world -- but only if the United States understands how it went wrong the last time.
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ARGUMENT
Iran Cracks Down While Egypt Cracks Up
Tehran is claiming that the uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt reflect the heady days of 1979. Not so fast says the Green Movement -- it's 2009 that's a better parallel.
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ARGUMENT
Did the Hu Summit Mean Anything?
A tour through the WikiLeaks cables suggests that the China-U.S. relationship is far too strained for a single state dinner to resolve.
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What would Marx say about Cairo?
BY DAVID ARMITAGE
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Are the White House and the State Dept. using different scripts on Egypt?
BY JOSH ROGIN
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Hey WSJ, the Saudis aren't afraid of Islamic extremists. That's what they are.
BY NIR ROSEN
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Egypt: Is it time to send in the lawyers?
BY NATHAN BROWN
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BY JOSHUA KEATING
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Could northern Sudan normalize relations with the U.S.?
BY ELIZABETH DICKINSON
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Egypt: Is it time to send in the lawyers?
BY NATHAN BROWN
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THE LIST
Mubarak the Bad Guy: Let Us Count The Ways ...
BY E. DICKINSON
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SMALL WARS
What If Egypt's Future Looks Like Pakistan?
BY ROBERT HADDICK
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BOOK CLUB
BY BRADLEY GRAHAM
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DISPATCH
Detained in Cairo. But I Was One of The Lucky Ones
BY B. HOUNSHELL
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January/February 2011
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The Latest from FP
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From Samizdat to Twitter - By Walter Isaacson
From Poland to China to Egypt, the free flow of information is the oxygen of democracy.
02/07/2011
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An Ever Closer Union - By Barry Eichengreen
With their currency's survival at stake, Angela Merkel and Nicolas Sarkozy write a new economic script for the continent.
02/07/2011
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The Poor Are Getting … Richer - By Charles Kenny
It really is getting better -- even for the bottom billion.
02/07/2011
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What Would Marx Say about Cairo? - By David Armitage
History repeats itself -- revolutions even more so.
02/07/2011
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The Hopeful Network - By Maryam Ishani
Meet the young cyberactivists who've been planning Egypt's uprising for years.
02/07/2011
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"They're Acting Like Spoiled Children and Embarrassing Our Country"
In a wealthy Cairo enclave, Egyptians are eager to get back to their ordinary lives.
02/06/2011
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Where Do We Go From Here? - An FP Special Report
Foreign Policy asked experts to weigh in on what Egypt means for the future of U.S. foreign policy.
02/04/2011
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Two Cups of Tea - By Blake Hounshell
How I got detained in Cairo, and why the battle of Tahrir Square lives on.
02/04/2011
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What Else Happened this Week? - By Joshua E. Keating
Since the end of January, the world's attention has been focused squarely on the ongoing power struggle in Egypt and its ripple effects throughout the Middle East. But news didn't stop in the rest of the world. Here's a quick look at what you've been missing.
02/04/2011
