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February 11, 2011 The Project on Middle East Democracy congratulates the Egyp
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POMED Notes: Examining Jordan’s Unrest and Coming Elections | Project on Middle East Democracy (POME
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The Project on Middle East Democracy hosted a panel discussion on Friday entitled “Examining Jordan’s Unrest and Coming Elections.” The panel featured NaseemTarawnah, blogger at black-iris.com and Co-founder of 7iber.com, MariamAbuAdas, Deputy Director at Ruwwad and Editor of 7iber.com, JeremySharp,...
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PsychopathNEWS, today : BELIEVE IT OR NOT !!! Zionist criminals (thieves, murderers) punishing an International Organization (UN) !! Abused, arrogant, flippant, cynical, cheeky, negligible zionists !!! Israeli press, today: “Israel mulls sanctions on UN agency in West Bank due to staffers' illegal activity. Quite demoralizing !!! SHAME !!! O Mundo está à deriva !!! É uma esculhambação!! Let's take control of this mess, fellows! World peace depends on us. Politicians are venal, corruptible, submissive to the money. Dirty money talks. Any amount. For any amount they do business. Enough!! Israel steals Palestine’s lands, oppresses its people and no punishment? So, We are allowed also to do what we want, lovely Bataillon!! All of you, citizens of all continents are authorized also to do what you want. No rules. No laws. Rules exist for everyone or no one. To see what is right and not to do it is want of courage, UN.
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Meshaal to Visit Gaza, Netanyahu Travels to Germany | Project on Middle East Democracy (POMED)
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Khaled Meshaal is due to make his first visit to the Gaza Strip since he fled the territory following the Six Day War of 1967. He will join celebrations for Hamas’s 25th anniversary and meet members of different Palestinian movements, “as well as representatives of the families of martyrs, prisoners...
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There's still time to register for tomorrow's event "Examining Jordan's Unrest and Coming Elections"! We'll be joined by Mariam Abu Adas of 7iber.com, Naseem Tarawnah of black-iris.com, and Jeremy Sharp of the Congressional Research Service. You can also follow the event on Twitter with the hashtag #POMEDjor.
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Iraq's Central Government Reaches Preliminary Agreement with KRG

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Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki said the Iraqi central government and Kurdish leaders had come to a preliminary agreement regarding authority in the disputed areas of northern Iraq. He indicated that security units will be formed from local ethnic and sectarian groups to replace Iraqi and Kurd...
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Tanks and armored troop carriers were deployed to the presidential palace in Cairo following a night of violent clashes between opponents and supporters of President Mohammed Morsi. General MohamedZakistated that the armed forces would not be used to oppress demonstrators. Four of Morsi’s advisers ...
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Thursday
Chemical Weapons Increase Talk of Syria Intervention | Project on Middle East Democracy (POMED)
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NBC News reported on December 6 “the Syrian military is prepared to use chemical weapons against its own people and is awaiting orders from President Bashar Assad,” according to U.S. officials. As of the report there was no evidence that nerve agents had been fully weaponized or loaded onto planes, ...
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Wednesday
Egypt Daily Update: Clashes Erupt between Demonstrators at Palace; Opposition Leaders to Be Investig
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Clinton Announces Visit to Morocco, Tunisia, and UAE

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The State Department has announced that Secretary of State HillaryClinton‘s plans to travel to Morocco, Tunisia, and the United Arab Emirates later this month. Clinton will lead a U.S. delegation at the Friends of the Syrian People meeting in Marrakesh on December 12, where she is expected designate...
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Wednesday
Protesters Take Demands to Morsi’s Doorstep | Project on Middle East Democracy (POMED)
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Tens of thousands of protesters coalesced around the presidential palace and in Tahrir Square in Cairo on December 4. The demonstrations were held by opponents of President Mohammed Morsi’s presidential decree and his move for a referendum on the draft constitution, which they believe opens the door...
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Wednesday
POMED Notes: Can the Arab Spring be a Human Rights Success Story? | Project on Middle East Democracy
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As part of its inaugural Human Rights Summit, Human Rights First hosted a panel on Tuesday (11/4) entitled “Can the Arab Spring be a Human Rights Success Story?” The panel included Maryam al-Khawaja, acting president of the Bahrain Center for Human Rights; Dr. Adel Iskandr, professor at Georgetown U...
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December 4
Jordan's King Abdullah II Considers Postponing Elections

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King Abdullah II of Jordan has alluded to a postponement of the upcoming parliamentary elections. During a government banquet, Abdullah said “The elections will be held on time, unless something new or urgent takes place.” Additionally, the widening division between the government and opposition has...
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December 4
Obama Warns Against Chemical Weapons, UN Reduces Syria Operations

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President BarackObama issued a warning to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad not to use chemical weapons against the Syrian people. “If you make the tragic mistake of using these weapons,” Obama said, “there will be consequences and you will be held accountable.” Speaking in Prague, Secretary of State...
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December 4
Election Maneuvering Underway in Iran, Abuse Confirmed in Blogger’s Death

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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad elevated a close personal adviser to a high post in government, setting the stage for a likely succession battle in the race for president next year. Ahmadinejad’s ally, Esfandiar Rahim Mashaei, will take over as the head of the Non-Aligned Movement’s Secretaria...
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December 4
Egypt Daily Update: Opposition Marches on Presidential Palace; Twelve Newspapers Hold Strike, Join M
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December 3
Vote on Egyptian Constitution to Proceed as Opposition Calls for Protest | Project on Middle East De
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A broad range of opposition parties and groups have announced plans for a protest tomorrow, December 4, against the proposed constitution and the upcoming constitutional referendum. Concurrent opposition marches are set to converge on the Presidential Palace in Heliopolis in the afternoon, despite g...
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December 3
Tunisia Secures International Economic Assistance | Project on Middle East Democracy (POMED)
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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), “originally founded … with the mission of supporting market economies and liberal democracies … through investments in the private sector,” established an office in Tunisia on December 3. EBRD president Suma Chakrabarti met with the presid...
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December 3
Kuwait’s Cabinet Resigns, Bahrain Schedules Verdict for 13 Shia

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Kuwait’s government resigned Monday to make way for a new cabinet following parliamentary elections. Emir Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Sabahasked outgoing Prime Minister Sheikh JaberMubarakal-Sabah to continue as a caretaker until the new cabinet has formed. Due to the opposition’s boycott of the electi...
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December 3
Join POMED at our upcoming event this Friday in Washington, DC. We'll be joined by Naseem Tarawnah of black-iris.com, Mariam Abu Adas of 7iber.com, and Jeremy Sharp of CRS. More information can be found in the link below. We hope to see you there!
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December 3
U.S. Mulls Increased Involvement in Syria | Project on Middle East Democracy (POMED)
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President Barack Obama has signaled the possibility of recognizing the Syrian National Coalition as the legitimate representative of the Syrian people. Reports indicate that Secretary of State Hillary Clinton may announce the recognition at a “Friends of Syria” meeting in Morocco on December 12. “We...
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December 2
Egypt Supreme Court Delays Ruling on Constituent Assembly | Project on Middle East Democracy (POMED)
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The Egyptian Supreme Court postponed its ruling on the legitimacy of the Constituent Assembly, stating that a mob of Islamists had blocked the judges from entering the courthouse, in an “abhorrent scene of shame and disgrace.” The judges said their work would be suspended until they could continue w...
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December 1
Kuwait Holds Elections Despite Boycotts | Project on Middle East Democracy (POMED)
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Kuwaiti polls have closed and vote counting has begun following the country’s second parliamentary elections in ten months. Opposition groups were out in force on November 30, as tens of thousands of protesters rallied in a “Nation’s Dignity” march calling for a boycott of the elections. Information...
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November 30
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November 30
The United Nations Votes to Upgrade Palestine's Status to that of Nonmember State

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The United Nations General Assembly approved the upgrade of Palestine to a nonmember observer state at the United Nations on Thursday, with 138 votes in favor, nine opposed, and 41 abstentions. U.S. Secretary of State HillaryClintoncalled the resolution “unfortunate and counterproductive,” while Isr...
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November 29
Egypt Daily Update: Assembly Votes on Final Draft Constitution; Secular Unity Front Formed
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November 29
Iran Receives U.N. Condemnation, U.S. Ultimatum | Project on Middle East Democracy (POMED)
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A U.N. General Assembly committee on Tuesday condemned Iran for what it called “widespread human rights abuses,” a move Iranian Ambassador to the U.N., MohammadKhazaee, dismissed as politically motivated. Meanwhile, the Obama Administration gave Iran a March deadline to cooperate with the Internatio...
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November 28
POMED Notes: Big Changes on Horizon in Middle East

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On Monday (11/27), the American University School of International Service (SIS) hosted a talk with DennisRoss as part of their “Dean’s Discussion” series. Ross served as envoy to the Middle East under President Clinton and was on President Obama’s National Security Council staff. During the discuss...
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November 28
Egypt Daily Update: Assembly May Vote on Constitution Thursday; Stances Harden Over New Decree
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November 28
Protests Continue in Egypt as the International Community Weighs in on Morsi's Decree

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Two of Egypt’s top courts ceased normal operations in protest of a recent decree issued by President MohamedMorsi, that many argue granted him unchecked powers. Police fired tear gas at protesters in Cairo’s Tahrir Square, while protests continued throughout the country. In response to the outrage, ...
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November 28
ICG: A Way Out of Egypt’s Transitional Quicksand | Project on Middle East Democracy (POMED)
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A recent article by the International Crisis Group (ICG) addresses Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi‘s declaration of full power. The decree ”removes the unpopular Prosecutor General, a Mubarak-era holdover; paves the way for retrial of recently acquitted officials implicated in violence against demo...
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November 27
Egypt Daily Update: Multiple Marches Arrive in Tahrir, Call for Repeal of Decree; Brotherhood Delays
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November 27
Yemen's Government Offers Half of the Seats at the National Dialogue to Southern Separatists

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Half of Yemen Conference Seats Offered to Separatists | Project on Middle East Democracy (POMED)
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In an attempt to restore stability in Yemen, the government offered half of the seats at a planned reconciliation conference to southern separatists. The move came as tribal sheikhs, primarily from provinces in northern Yemen, launched an initiative designed to produce an agreement between the group...
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November 27
Protesters Clash with Police as GCC States Discuss Defense Pact

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Protests erupted in Manama following religious services on the Shi’a holy day of Ashura. Witnesses said roughly 400 people from Diya village marched toward the Bahraini capital in an attempt to reach Pearl Square, previously a central gathering point of the anti-government movement. Riot police depl...
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November 26
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November 26
United States Institute of Peace Released a Report on the Politics of Security Sector Reform in Egypt

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November 26
Talks between Israel and Hamas begin in Egypt, while Ehud Barak Announces his Plans to Retire

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Indirect negotiations began today between Israeli and Hamas representatives in Egypt, mediated by Egyptian General Intelligence Service officials. If Israel “commits to a ceasefire, we will respect it,” said Mussa Abu Marzuk of Hamas. The talks will focus on extending the current cease-fire, opening...
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November 25
Kuwait Elections Loom, Opposition Maintains Boycott | Project on Middle East Democracy (POMED)
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Ahead of Kuwait’s legislative elections this Saturday, December 1, the Associated Press writes, “The message from Kuwait’s emir is blunt heading into this week’s parliamentary elections: Opposition factions should express dissent in the legislature, and not in the streets. The response from the oppo...
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November 25
McCain Urges Obama to Pressure Morsi amid Protests | Project on Middle East Democracy (POMED)
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Amid continued protests in Egypt over President Morsi’s recent degree granting himself sweeping powers, Senator John McCain (R-AZ) called on President Obama to condemn the actions and suggested that the U.S. use its financial leverage to encourage a reversal. ”Our leverage is obviously, not only the...
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November 25
Syrian Rebels Seize Airbase, SNC to Appoint Turkish Envoy | Project on Middle East Democracy (POMED)
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Reports indicate that that Syrian rebels captured the Marj al-Sultan air base, an installation which is roughly nine miles from Damascus. “This is a blow to the morale of the regime, because it is close to the heart of the capital,” said Rami Abdul-Rahman, director of the Syrian Observatory for Huma...
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November 23
Morsi Grants Himself Sweeping New Powers, Sparking Protests | Project on Middle East Democracy (POME
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President Mohammed Morsiissued a decree on Thursday that grants the president sweeping new authority, including absolute power to issue laws without the possibility of judicial review and the ability to take any measures necessary to protect “the revolution, the life of the nation or national unity ...
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November 20
Brookings Doha Center: From Bad Cop To Good Cop, The Challenge of Security Reform in Egypt | Project
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The Brookings Doha Center and Stanford Project on Arab Transitions released a November 2012 paper titled, “From Bad Cop to Good Cop: The Challenge of Security Reform in Egypt,” authored by Omar Ashour. The premise of the paper is that successful democratic transitions are dependent on the establishm...
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November 20
Ceasefire Between Israel and Hamas Remains Elusive | Project on Middle East Democracy (POMED)
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After days of negotiations, Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi said he expected a ceasefire agreement to take effect late Tuesday night. Hamas official Ayman Tahareported that, ”An agreement for calm has been reached. It will be declared at 9 o’clock (1900 GMT) and go into effect at midnight (2200 GMT...
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November 20
Bahrain Opposition Visits Hague, Fake Bomb Plot Discovered
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Bahraini opposition activists met in the Netherlands to demand that the government follow through on pledges that it made last year in response to the Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry (BICI) report. At a press conference organized by No Peace Without Justice, Bahraini human rights activists...
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November 20
Egypt Daily Update: Clashes Continue on Mohamed Mahmoud Street; Journalists Withdraw from Assembly
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November 19
Iran Hosts Dialogue on Syria Conflict | Project on Middle East Democracy (POMED)
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On November 18, 200 regional politicians as well representatives from Russia and China held a “Syrian National Dialogue” conference in Tehran to discuss an end to violence in Syria. Iran’s foreign minister, Ali Akbar Salehi, warned that arming the opposition in Syria would increase “the risk of terr...
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November 19
Dozens Disqualified from Elections in Kuwait | Project on Middle East Democracy (POMED)
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Approximately 37 candidates were barred from running in Parliamentary elections next month in Kuwait, many charged with failing to enjoy a “good reputation” in the country. Among the disqualified candidates are seven former Parliamentarians who were accused by the opposition of accepting millions of...
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November 19
Libya Swears in New Government, Embassy Suspects Die in Tunisian Custody | Project on Middle East De
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Libyan Prime Minister Ali Zeidan‘s government was sworn into office last week, taking over for the outgoing Abdurrahim al-Kib administration. Following the ceremony, Libya’s new cabinet held its first meeting to assess the country’s immediate needs. “Zeidan said that the main priorities of his gover...
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November 19
Egypt Daily Update: Liberals, Churches Walk Out of Assembly; Assembly Members Deflect Criticism
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November 19
Weekly Wire – November 19th | Project on Middle East Democracy (POMED)
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POMED’s Weekly Wire for November 19th is now available. In this week’s edition we highlight these and other top stories:
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November 19
POMED Notes: U.S.-Mideast Diplomacy in Transition | Project on Middle East Democracy (POMED)
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The Middle East Institute hosted an event Wednesday (11/14) entitled “U.S.-Mideast Diplomacy in Transition: New Era, New Principles.” The panel included Lawrence Korb, senior fellow at the Center for American Progress; Ellen Laipson, CEO of the Stimson Center; Daniel Brumberg, senior advisor at the ...
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November 19
POMED Notes: Challenges Ahead for Egypt | Project on Middle East Democracy (POMED)
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The Middle East Institute hosted an event Wednesday (11/14) entitled “Challenges Ahead for Egypt.” The panel included Amr Hamzawy, president of the Egypt Freedom Party; Nathan Brown, professor at George Washington University; Jonathan Brown, associate professor at Georgetown University; Nancy Okail,...
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November 19
POMED Notes: Protest and Rebellion in the Middle East | Project on Middle East Democracy (POMED)
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The Elliott School of International Affairs hosted an event Thursday (11/15) entitled “Protest and Rebellion in the Middle East,” to discuss opportunities, resources, and emotions in regional social protest movements. The panel included David Patel, Assistant Professor at Cornell University; Jillian...
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November 18
Egypt Constitution Heads Toward Gridlock, Gaza Conflict Continues | Project on Middle East Democracy
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As the Egyptian constitution heads toward a vote of approval, members of the Constitutional Assembly are increasingly at odds over the final draft. A recent article detailed the positions of several parties involved in the process, explaining why there is such wide disagreement. A group of technical...
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