New order will take years to emerge in Middle East
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- Islamists in power: Egypt and Tunisia
- Egypt
- Tunisia
- Secular-Islamist divisions
- Governance challenges
- The economy
- Security
- Libya and Yemen: slow advances
- States in conflict
- Syria
- Social compact
- Russia and Iran
- Bahrain
- Surviving systems
- Resource-poor monarchies: Jordan and Morocco
- Hydrocarbon-rich Gulf states
- Arab nationalists and Islamists: Algeria and Sudan
- Algeria
- Sudan
- Politics of compromise
- Long road ahead
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