Links 20-24 June 2011

• Twilight of the Nuba - By Dan Morrison | Foreign Policy
  More ethnic cleansing in Sudan.
• Revolutionary coalitions multiply, fragment and disagree on the way ahead | Al-Masry Al-Youm
  Reminiscent of "Life of Brian".
• The royal road to democracy - By Ahmed Charai | The Middle East Channel
  Shameless propaganda for the Moroccan monarchy.
• Rights group threatens to release secret arrests records | Al-Masry Al-Youm
  Don't threaten, just do it.
• ElBaradei’s proposed bill contains no political role for Egyptian military | Al-Masry Al-Youm
• Bitterlemons-international - The GCC and Arab revolution
  A bunch of good stuff here.
• Close Mubarak confidant can't pay bail, say judicial sources | Al-Masry Al-Youm
  Of course: :"Hussein Salem has not yet paid bail because he has yet to find “clean” sources of money."
• AOL Hell: An AOL Content Slave Speaks Out « News
  The horror.
• Obama’s Hypocrisy On Sudan | The New Republic
  A pretty bad piece on Obama and Sudan by Daniel Goldhagen, in which the word "Hitler" appears numerous times.
• History flashes by | Jordan Times
  Review of Mahfouz's "The Final Hour"
• Suspicion and Strategy in Free Tunisia | The Middle East Channel
  Good piece by Christopher Davidson, whose book on Tunisia is excellent.
• FT - Comment: ElBaradei tries to ease rancour
  Good piece by Heba Saleh.
• Le Figaro - International : Au Maroc, Mohammed VI garde la main
  N'importe quoi - rien n'a changer.
• FT - Palestinians deserve Obama’s support in September
  Saeb Erakat, with ironic timing.
• Turkey warns Assad: You have less than a week to start implementing reforms - Haaretz
  Or what?
• The weapons flee Libya « al-Wasat – الوسط
  Libya's impact on the Sahel
• Grief
  Hoss on the protests at the military prosecutor's yesterday.
• Egypt’s Former President Hosni Mubarak Has Cancer, Lawyer Tells Al-Arabiya
  “He is not dying, but he might reach this stage soon."
• No Savior - By Nathan J. Brown | Foreign Policy
  An assessment of Salam Fayyad,
• The FP Twitterati 100 | Foreign Policy
  I'm in good company here.
• FT.com / Europe - Transcript: interview with President Dmitry Medvedev
  Medvedev, in FT interview, promises that Russia will veto any Syria resolution at the UN security council: