RealClearWorld
Advertisement

February 6, 2011

Muslim Brotherhood Doesn't Want Democracy

John McCain, Der Spiegel

AP Photo

Republican senator and former presidential candidate John McCain, 74, discusses the United States' Middle East policies and his fears of a role for the Muslim Brotherhood in the country's transition to democracy.

Read Full Article ››

TAGGED: Muslim Brotherhood, Egypt, John McCain

RECOMMENDED ARTICLES

May 9, 2012
One Year Later, Egyptians Embrace Democracy, Political Islam
Pew
Last year, Egyptians took to the streets to protest their dissatisfaction with then-President Hosni Mubarak, as one of many events that became known as the "Arab Spring." A new nationwide survey by the Pew Research Center's... more ››
May 17, 2012
Egypt Gets the Election It Deserves
Ashraf Khalil, Cairo Review
As Egyptians prepare to vote in the first presidential election since the end of Hosni Mubarak’s regime, the old aphorism comes to mind: “Every nation has the government it deserves.” Egypt seems to be getting... more ››
May 18, 2012
Support for Political Islamists Declines in Egypt
Younis & Younis, Gallup
Islamists appear to be losing steam in the lead-up to Egypt's presidential election next week, according to recent Gallup surveys. Less than half of Egyptians (42%) polled in April say they support the Muslim Brotherhood, a... more ››
|