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U.S. Allies in the Middle East

The Arab Spring has shaken traditional allies of the United States across the Middle East not least among them, Egypt.

by Michele Dunne
published by
KSFR’s Here and There With Dave Marash
 on November 5, 2015

Source: KSFR’s Here and There With Dave Marash

Egypt has been a bulwark of U.S. policy in the Middle East for decades but the Arab Spring has tested its relationship with the United States. As things continue to heat up in the country, Carnegie’s Michele Dunne discussed the presidency of Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, Egypt’s regional outlook, and the future of U.S.-Egypt relations with KSFR’s Here and There with David Marash.  

This broadcast originally appeared at Here and Now with Dave Marash.

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