| Bin Laden Was Worried About Arab Spring, Says US Intelligence Chief Voice of America April 26, 2012 Bin Laden Was Worried About Arab Spring, Says US Intelligence Chief Gary Thomas | Washington It was nearly one year ago – May 2, 2011 – that US commandos killed the world’s most wanted terrorist. After a decade of false leads and dead … |
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| Is the Arab Spring a Failure? Huffington Post (blog) I have been puzzling over Year Two of the Arab Spring. The signals remain mixed. The apparent power of the Muslim Brotherhood and others of similar fervency is frankly worrisome. The economies of these countries — Egypt particularly — are in the … |
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| Gulf Countries Splurge at Home Wall Street Journal Gulf states are embarking on their biggest spending spree on record as they lavish funds on domestic projects—from new housing and hospitals to mosque restoration and job creation—largely as a defensive response to the Arab Spring uprisings that … |
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| The Dalai Lama on The Arab Spring: “World belongs to humanity…each country … CNN (blog) Coming up this evening on “Piers Morgan Tonight,” the program welcomes His Holiness The Dalai Lama for an hourlong exclusive interview. In Rochester, Minn. following his annual physical at the Mayo Clinic, His Holiness joins Piers Morgan for a… |
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| Egyptian Activist Sees Democracy Sprouting After the Arab Spring Freepress Online One of the reasons for the intense excitement about the Arab Spring, as it developed, was the sense that democratic reform had passed the Arab World by as it swept through Eastern Europe, parts of Asia and Latin America. It had become the Empty Quarter … |
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| The Arab springtime of nations? Sunday’s Zaman JERUSALEM — Two things stand out in the Middle East since the Arab Spring began — one that happened, and one that did not. What happened was that for the first time in modern Arab history, authoritarian regimes and rulers were toppled, or seriously … |
Arab spring News : Apr 26, 2012
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