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- Egypt - military - Mohammed Morsi - Muslim Brotherhood


Eberhard Kienle, Research Professor and Middle East Specialist, CNRS

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Now that Egypt’s president holds both executive and legislative powers, there’ll be no excuses for him if the daily life of Egyptians fails to improve. Armen Georgian talks to Eberhard Kienle, Research Professor at the CNRS, about what some have called “President Morsi’s coup” against the army.

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