Turn back, Mubarak: Egypt appears to be treading in Algeria's blood-stained footprints

Article Abstract:

Mubarak's campaign against Islamic extremism has become too indiscriminate and brutal. He seems oblivious to the Egyptian parallel to Algeria, and is probably not subject to US pressure to negotiate because he believes many Egyptian terrorists were trained by the CIA during the Cold War.

Editorial, Social policy, Human rights, Mubarak, Hosni

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The battle against the leagues: Upper Egypt

Article Abstract:

Government forces are struggling to regain control of Sairut, a farming community in the impoverished Asyut region of Egypt. The Islamic Leagues terrorize Christians but provide needed medical and educational services for Muslims the government does not.

Political aspects, Asyut, Egypt (City)

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When taming is inflaming: Egypt

Article Abstract:

A campaign of violence by Islamic fundamentalists against tourists has caused tourism in Egypt to fall by over one-third in late 1992. The Mubarak government responded with a harsh crackdown, resulting in the arrest of approximately 600 activists.

Travel industry, Crime

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