by
Steven A. Cook
October 28, 2011
Shop owners read newspapers as they sit on the sidewalk in the Khan al-Khalili area of Cairo (Peter Andrews/Courtesy Reuters)
Emre Uslu comments on the use of political measures in the Kurdish question.
Lisa Anderson weighs in on the next steps for Libya.
Amr Adly gives three good reasons to audit and cancel Egypt’s foreign debt.
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The article of Egypt’s foreign debt was very interesting. Have you heard of people4egypt? They are group of young Egyptians tackling the issue of Egypt’s debt to the United States.