L’International Crisis Group ha pubblicato un altro dei suoi rapporti sul mondo arabo. E’ sui Fratelli Musulmani egiziani e il rapporto con il regime guidato da Hosni Mubarak. La considerazione finale dà già l’idea di quello che c’è nel rapporto: “What is needed now is genuine liberalisation of the political sphere and a clear definition of the limits within which an Islamist-oriented party can operate. This in turn could force the Society to separate its political from its religious work and clarify its position on the most sensitive political and social issues of the day. This might well come at the expense of the NDP’s quasi-monopoly on political power. But it would also bring to an end the unhealthy tête-à-tête between Muslim Brotherhood and NDP that, if conditions continue to worsen, at some point could turn to the former’s advantage”.
