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« Reading material on Egypt | Main | In the hands of the secret police »
Saturday
Feb052011

Why Tunis, Why Cairo?

I have a long piece in the London Review of Books on the recent events in Egypt (and touching upon Tunisia, where I was until Friday 28 January). It summarizes my view of events, and the criminal response of the regime still in place to the protest movement.

Make sure you also read Adam Shatz's companion piece on the international dimension of the Egyptian crisis.

And since the LRB is providing these freely, consider subscribing — it's a great publication that deserves support!

Reader Comments (1)

Hi issandr. Some kudos for you here:
http://dagblog.com/link/excellent-helpful-analysis-why-tunis-why-cairo-8865
And thank you for all your coverage.

Feb 7, 2011 at 12:23 AM | Unregistered Commenterartappraiser
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