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The power and the mandate in Egypt
Mohamed Morsi is now out, and it is virtually impossible for him to pull off a personal comeback in the near future. His downfall is a result of his and the Muslim Brotherhood’s unsophisticated view of democracy in conjunction their naïve assumption that they had real power.
4th of July blues: Why Americans suck at patriotism, and what we can learn from the Middle East
Obama urges Egyptian military to quickly return to democratic government
President Barack Obama expressed deep concern about Egyptian removal of President Mohamed Morsi on Wednesday and called for a swift return to a democratically elected civilian government.
Morsi opponents, loyalists clash in Egypt’s Alexandria
Opponents and supporters of Egypt\’s deposed president, Mohamed Morsi, clashed in the Mediterranean city of Alexandria on Wednesday after the army announced his removal from office.
U.S. declines to criticize Egypt’s military as it ousts Morsi
The United States declined on Wednesday to criticize Egypt\’s military, even as it was ousting Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi from power.
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