Audio recording from The Arab-Israeli Peace Process from an Egyptian Perspective
Audio recording from The Arab-Israeli Peace Process from an Egyptian Perspective
Audio recording from The Arab-Israeli Peace Process from an Egyptian Perspective
Audio recording from Iraq and the Kurds: Trouble Along the Trigger Line
Audio recording from Iraq and the Kurds: Trouble Along the Trigger Line
Audio recording from Iraq and the Kurds: Trouble Along the Trigger Line
Audio recording from Iraq and the Kurds: Trouble Along the Trigger Line
Audio recording from Getting Down to Business in Iraq
Audio recording from An Exploration of Egyptian Sufi Musical Traditions
The Middle East Institute is pleased to host Egyptian journalist Ashraf
Khalil for a discussion of his new book, Liberation Square: Inside the
Egyptian Revolution and the Rebirth of a Nation, and the political
landscape in Egypt on the first anniversary of the revolution. This
book is the first account of the Tahrir Square uprisings from someone
who was on the ground and witnessed the protests firsthand. Ashraf
Khalil will analyze the status quo in Egypt today and reasons for both
Podcast for “Egypt’s Unfinished Revolution: One Year Later”
Ashraf Khali
10 Feb, 2012
Mark N. Katz, examines the impact of the current and future US withdrawals from Iraq and Afghanistan on Islamic radicals. Katz argues that the US withdrawals from both countries will lead radicals to conclude they have defeated the US in the "War on Terror" and that US regional strength is on the decline. This, he argues, will spur Islamic radicals to seek further gains elsewhere. But regardless of the boost to their cause that the withdrawals from Iraq and Afghanistan may provide, they will likely meet three key obstacles in their pursuit of increased power and influence.