The country where the Arab Spring began five years ago is trying to bolster its economy, especially in the less developed interior, as it combats terrorism.
Because, for teamed-up philopatric males specialized in the defense and expansion of a common territory so as to attract and retain exogamic females, the stringent requirements of team solidarity in exterior politics (between-team antagonistic competition) select for strictly inhibited, bloodless and weaponless combats in interior politics (within-team antagonistic competition).
"We're fighting a big business," says Tamaz Zakalashvili, of the interior ministry's Unit for Combat of Drug Addiction and Narcobusiness.
He has reversed curbs on the army, appointing retired officers to run the interior ministry and deploying troops to combat crime.
No regional breakdown was provided for casualties among security forces personnel, who include members of the army, police officers engaged in combat, Kurdish Peshmerga fighters, interior ministry troops, and militiamen.
Both series were made between 1967 and 1972, and each combines images lifted from popular magazines: interiors from House Beautiful and Vietnam combat pictures from Life.
The German government bill, introduced by interior minister Heiko Maas, will be designed to "combat hate crime and criminal offences on social networks more effectively," and would cover "defamation, slander, public prosecution, crimes and threats".
In an echo of terminology used by Mr. Mubarak and more recently Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan to denounce their detractors, Mr. Morsi said that the interior ministry had established a special unit to combat thuggery.
The state's interior minister, Volker Bouffier, said the action was intended to pre-emptively combat "criminal Islamic structures".
Soon afterwards, the acting interior minister, Vitaly Zakharchenko, issued a statement saying: "Police have been given combat weapons, which will be used in accordance with the law".
