Analysts Debate Success of Egypt's Military Intervention

In recent weeks, Egypt’s military-backed government has introduced new measures to crack down on the Muslim Brotherhood. It has labeled the group a terrorist organization, and has also detained Al Jazeerah journalists said to be backing them. Civil libertarians have criticized the moves. But others say they’re necessary as the country heads toward a constitutional referendum and elections. Despite the measures, protests continue in some towns and...

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