Feb 13 2012

GWOT bi-weekly round-up February 13

Posted on February 13, 2012 by Posted by AD Brown

Afghanistan

The Economist’s Clausewitz blog discusses Pakistan’s role in supporting the Afghan Taliban.

Democracy

Jay Ufelder looks at the survival chances of democracies in the Middle East.

Egypt

Barry Rubin looks at the evolving allegiances of Egypt’s army.

Iran

The Commentator advocates a strong line on Iran.

Syria

Daniel Korski looks at how we can stop Bashir Assad.
J.E.Dyer is not disappointed by Russia and China’s veto.
Juan Cole disagrees with intervention in Syria.
Daniel Drezner thinks the US should arm the Free Syrian Army.
Elliott Abrams agrees.
Michael Weiss thinks that Russia and China’s decision to intervene make a mockery of the arguments against US intervention.

Beginning February 13, GWOT weekly round-ups are now bi-weekly, published on Mondays and will now be authored by Clark Clifford. 

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Adam Brown is editorial manager for the War on Terror blog series at the London School of Economics and Political Science. He holds a BA in International Relations and a MSc in Human Rights with a focus on cyber security and rights.
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