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Khairi Abaza Archive

  • Will Egyptians put an end to Morsi's power grab?

    Published November 28, 2012

    Without an independent judiciary, democracy cannot take root in Egypt.

  • Do Americans dare trust Egypt's President Morsi?

    Published September 17, 2012

    As Egypt's President Morsi responds to this current foreign policy crisis, the world will see whether he supports a government that respects freedom of speech, and protects minority rights even as it enshrines majority rule.

  • Egypt's future uncertain as Mubarak's health worsens

    Published June 11, 2012

    Whoever wins the next runoff election, it now is clear that Egypt will not retreat into military dictatorship, nor descend into theocracy.

  • Egypt's Next Big Moment

    Published November 22, 2011

    On Tuesday, Egypt's prime minister and cabinet resigned, and the ruling military council pledged to transfer power to a civilian government by July 1, 2012. Whether or not they deliver on their promise remains to be seen. Now an election looms.

  • 9/11 and Arab Democracy

    Published September 11, 2011

    Beyond catastrophe and mourning, September 11th had unforeseen consequences in the Arab world, especially in my home country of Egypt. The attacks of that day, by citizens of America’s key Arab allies, made officials in Washington rethink their relations with Arab dictators, and begin supporting democracy in the Middle East.

  • The Way Forward for Egypt

    Published August 03, 2011

    As the world watches the trial of Hosni Mubarak in Cairo the outlook in Egypt doesn't look good. The February revolution in that country  was supposed to put an end to the 1952 regime, but that government is still alive and well.