Egypt Opposition Feels Strains From Within -- L.A. Times
Opposition activists were united against Mubarak, but young protesters have split into two rival camps, and both groups distrust older activists.
Reporting from Cairo — They brought down an autocrat and now hunch over position papers, microphones, BlackBerrys and meals from McDonald's. Revolution is messy but lasting power is won, young activists are learning, in meticulous battles of negotiations, egos and intrigue.
The new breed of professionals who helped topple President Hosni Mubarak is watching its rebellion turn into a political struggle among the country's splintered opposition forces, remnants of the former ruling regime and the army, which has taken control of the nation until the constitution is amended and elections are held.
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Commentaries, Opinions, Analysis, And Editorials
In Egypt, real politics is about to begin -- David Ignatius, Washington Post
Only pressure from below can bring Egypt democracy -- Seumas Milne, The Guardian
The Weekly Standard: In Egypt, A Pakistan Parallel -- Daniel Twining, NPR
Pharaoh Without a Mummy -- Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Analysts Suggest Aid To Egypt Is Key To Free Elections -- Voice of America
Egypt's next step: a human rights revolution -- Kate Allen, The Guardian
Obama on Egypt...still voting present -- Peter Heck, American Thinker
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