Jonathan Bertman holds a MA in Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies from the University of Edinburgh. He is interested in politics and economics in the Middle East and North Africa.
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Egypt Presidential Elections 2012: Muslim Brotherhood Likely to Lose After Court Rules in Favor of Ahmed Shafiq
5 Reasons the Egypt 2012 Elections Are More Important Than the American 2012 Elections (For the Middle East)
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How Not to Save a Friendship: America's Losing Strategy With NGOs in Egypt
The Arab League’s Hypocritical Suspension of Syria
