International Affairs / Middle East: from Egypt to Iran

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• In The News: The Arab League: First Steps Toward New Norms
  Michael Wahid Hanna quoted in World Politics Review.
  May 22, 2012
• In The News: Egypt’s Voters Head To The Polls
  Thanassis Cambanis on NPR's Here and Now.
  May 22, 2012
• In The News: Egypt's Election to Decide Army's Political Future
  Michael Wahid Hanna quoted in AP.
  May 22, 2012
• In The News: Egypt: Court Sentences 5 Policemen in Absentia to 10 Years for Killing Protesters
  Michael Wahid Hanna quoted.
  May 22, 2012
• In The News: Egypt's Military Seeks to Preserve Powers
  Michael Wahid Hanna quoted in the Wall Street Journal.
  May 21, 2012
• Blog Post: Misjudged Again: A Tale of Unwanted Police Programs
  The unraveling reported this week of U.S. police training programs in both Iraq and Afghanistan opens yet another window onto the strategic...
  May 17, 2012
• In The News: Egypt's Brotherhood Goes into Election Hamstrung
  Michael Wahid Hanna quoted on Egyptian presidential elections.
  May 17, 2012
• In The News: Mapping Egypt's Electorate
  Michael Wahid Hanna in Foreign Policy.
  May 15, 2012
• In The News: Race for Egypt: Inside the Three-Way Fight for the Presidency
  TCF fellow Thanassis Cambanis in The Atlantic.
  May 11, 2012
• In The News: Egypt Court Suspends Vote, but Ruling Is Disputed
  Michael Wahid Hanna quoted in New York Times.
  May 9, 2012
• Blog Post: The Problem With Obama's Afghanistan Speech
  So two days ago, President Obama traveled to Afghanistan to remind people that he killed Osama bin Laden a year earlier . . . and while he was...
  May 3, 2012
• Blog Post: How Do Islamists Rule?
  For the second year in a row, I’ve supervised a team of graduate students at Columbia’s School of International and Public Affairs in a...
  Apr 27, 2012
• In The News: How Do Islamists Rule?
  TCF fellow Thanassis Cambanis writes in Blog of the Century.
  Apr 27, 2012
• In The News: Presidential race in Egypt boils down to 3 candidates
  Michael Wahid Hanna quoted in The Associated Press.
  Apr 27, 2012
• Event: Webstream: Egypt's Presidential Elections
  Join us for a live webstream of TCF fellows Michael Wahid Hanna and Thanassis Cambanis as they discuss the upcoming Egyptian Presidential Election.
  Apr 26, 2012
• In The News: Egypt’s Bumpy Road To Democracy
  Thanassis Cambanis on NPR's Here and Now.
  Apr 25, 2012
• Blog Post: Can U.S.-Afghan Pact Paint Taliban into an Islamist Corner?
  After going through 23 drafts, the United States and Afghanistan have at last inked a framework strategic partnership agreement to govern their...
  Apr 23, 2012
• Blog Post: Don't Despair on Annan’s Syria Plan -- Yet
  The Paris meeting Thursday of the international coalition supporting the ouster of Syrian president Bashar al-Assad sent a clear message to Russia,...
  Apr 20, 2012
• In The News: Unraveling the Kurdish Conundrum
  Morton Abramowitz in The National Interest.
  Apr 20, 2012
• In The News: Egypt’s election commission ejects front-runners from presidential race
  Michael Wahid Hanna quoted in Washington Post.
  Apr 18, 2012