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35: The embassy riots and their aftermath
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We're back in Cairo and devote most of this episode to the US embassy riots: how they started, what they represent, the culture wars they involve, the MB-Salafi battle for who is the biggest defender of Islam, and much more. Also, we ask, what was Morsi thinking, and how might he make it up in his first visit to the US as president of Egypt.
Show notes:
- Rights group: New police powers law recreates Mubarak-era emergency regime (on project for anti-protest after the recent riots)
- Cairo Protests: What They Reveal About Egypt Without Mubarak | World | TIME.com (Ashraf's piece)
- Rights groups condemn detention of atheist on blasphemy charges | Egypt Independent (on the Albert Saber case)
- In Translation: Salafis vs Ikhwan - Blog - The Arabist
- Egyptian Leader Mohamed Morsi Spells Out Terms for U.S.-Arab Ties - NYTimes.com (Morsi's pre-US visit interview)
- Now in power, rifts emerge within Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood - latimes.com (story featuring Hassan Malek's surprising talk of rifts between MB and Morsi)
- Arab League eyes blasphemy bill, Syria solution | Egypt Independent (on the crappy idea of an international treaty against blasphemy)
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संग्रहीत श्रृंखला ("निष्क्रिय फ़ीड" status)
When? This feed was archived on May 12, 2024 02:14 (). Last successful fetch was on June 07, 2023 19:15 ()
Why? निष्क्रिय फ़ीड status. हमारे सर्वर निरंतर अवधि के लिए एक वैध डिजिटल ऑडियो फ़ाइल फ़ीड पुनर्प्राप्त करने में असमर्थ थे।
What now? You might be able to find a more up-to-date version using the search function. This series will no longer be checked for updates. If you believe this to be in error, please check if the publisher's feed link below is valid and contact support to request the feed be restored or if you have any other concerns about this.
Manage episode 250075210 series 2599668
We're back in Cairo and devote most of this episode to the US embassy riots: how they started, what they represent, the culture wars they involve, the MB-Salafi battle for who is the biggest defender of Islam, and much more. Also, we ask, what was Morsi thinking, and how might he make it up in his first visit to the US as president of Egypt.
Show notes:
- Rights group: New police powers law recreates Mubarak-era emergency regime (on project for anti-protest after the recent riots)
- Cairo Protests: What They Reveal About Egypt Without Mubarak | World | TIME.com (Ashraf's piece)
- Rights groups condemn detention of atheist on blasphemy charges | Egypt Independent (on the Albert Saber case)
- In Translation: Salafis vs Ikhwan - Blog - The Arabist
- Egyptian Leader Mohamed Morsi Spells Out Terms for U.S.-Arab Ties - NYTimes.com (Morsi's pre-US visit interview)
- Now in power, rifts emerge within Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood - latimes.com (story featuring Hassan Malek's surprising talk of rifts between MB and Morsi)
- Arab League eyes blasphemy bill, Syria solution | Egypt Independent (on the crappy idea of an international treaty against blasphemy)
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