In its latest briefing, Marching in Circles: Egypt’s Dangerous Second Transition,
the International Crisis Group examines the current crisis.
Polarisation between supporters and opponents of ousted President
Mohamed Morsi is such that one can only fear more bloodshed; the
military appears convinced it has a popular mandate to turn the page on
Islamist rule; the Muslim Brotherhood, aggrieved by what it sees as the
unlawful overturn of its democratic mandate, seems persuaded it can
recover by holding firm. Urgent, simultaneous measures are needed to end
the violence, reintegrate the Brotherhood in the political arena and
define a more consensual roadmap. Read more>>>
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