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Tahrir Square earlier this year: The army has played a leading role in the revolutionary process (Photo: Iman Mosaad)

Egypt: Putting the guns aside

Since the fall of Hosni Mubarak on 11 February, Egypt's Supreme Council of the Armed Forces has been ruling the country. Field Marshall Tantawi, the chairman of this council, has been the de-facto head of state.

The Egyptian people, meanwhile, are waiting for their experiment in democracy to take shape. Parliamentary elections will be held in September of 2011 and a few months afterwards, presidential elections will take place.

The first set of post-transition rulers will have a t...

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Tahrir Square earlier this year: The army has played a leading role in the revolutionary process (Photo: Iman Mosaad)

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