The New Egyptian Normal
I landed in Cairo at midday, full of excitement. I’d been reading on Facebook about…More
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On The Streets Of Tehran
Twenty months after the June 2009 presidential election, Tehran streets have witnessed fresh protests. Tens…More
Why We Should Support Indonesian Schools
When Australians talk about terrorism in Indonesia, no one springs to mind quicker than the…More
What A Moderate Islamist State Will Look Like
It’s been over two months since a 26-year-old fruit seller, Mohammad Bouaizizi, set himself on…More
What Can The Lady Do?
Three months ago I stood in a sweaty crowd of about 10,000 people in urban…More
Cleaning Up Cairo
Ask just about anyone who’s been to Egypt, and one of the first words they’ll…More
Another Failing Counter-Insurgency Effort
The identification this week of a Daghestani suspect for the Domodedovo Airport bombing in Moscow…More
What Can Obama Do?
Mubarak has been, always and absolutely, America’s man. Now that the Egyptian president’s demise seems…More
Cairo From The Streets
As my classmates and I watched live coverage of the Egyptian protests after curfew on…More
A Media Guide To The Egypt Uprising
The situation on the ground in Egypt is changing rapidly. So fast that whatever is…More