Links 21 April 2011

• Bahrain: divide, repress and rule - Le Monde diplomatique
  Alain Gresh.
• Yemeni Officials Consider ‘30 + 60’ Plan to End Crisis - Businessweek
  Saleh leaves in 30 days, elections after 60 - in exchange for immunity.
• Arab Reform Bulletin - The Future of al-Nahda in Tunisia
  Don't overestimate it.
• Matthew Kaminski: Searching for Hayek in Cairo - WSJ.com
  Interviewing Gamal's partner to make the case for capitalism is hardly a wise move - except perhaps to WSJ readers.
• From Egyptian Museum to 'torture chamber' | Al-Masry Al-Youm
• A new chance in Egypt for Islamic finance | Reuters
• In Cairo, with the Muslim Brotherhood | Gideon Rachman's blog
  "If you find the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt confusing, I suspect that is entirely intentional."
• Le Figaro - Lellouche : «La France n'a pas peur de la nouvelle Égypte»
  Mais l'Egypte devrait avoir peur de Lellouche...
• Egypt: April 6 Youth Movement Denies Claims of Foreign Assistance
  But damage may already be done.
• Libya, Searching for a Political Map
  On the political forces in Libya [PDF]
• LRB · Issandr El Amrani · Is there a Libya?
  My review of books on Libya's history.
• Egypt: a political revolution | YouGov
  More on that YouGov poll.
• Bahrain's Crackdown Extends to Academe, With Interrogations, Firings, and Expulsions - The Chronicle of Higher Education
• Inferior Arms Hobble Rebels in Libya War - NYTimes.com
  The guns the rebels use.
• FT.com - Probes spread alarm in Egypt’s businesses
  By me.
• FT.com - Assad cousin accused of favouring family
  Rami Makhlouf = Ahmed Ezz or Jimmy * 1000