| Tunisia Keeps the Arab Spring Alive Bloomberg Egypt is in a full-blown constitutional crisis. Syria is in a borderline civil war. Yemen elected its former vice president — who ran unopposed. Is the Arab Spring dead? If not, where is it living? |
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| Charles Krauthammer | Arab Spring shifts toward an Islamist ascendancy Kansas City Star Good news, but tentative because Libya is less a country than an oil well with a long beach and myriad tribes. Even if the government of Mahmoud Jibril is able to rein in the militias and establish a functioning democracy, it will be the Arab Spring … |
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| Revolutionizing Revolutions: Virtual Collective Consciousness and the Arab … Huffington Post (blog) Think about what history will now remember as the Arab Spring. This recent wave of revolutions has yielded some successful and significant regime changes including, so far, Tunisia, Egypt, Libya and Yemen. One year after, established social movements’ … |
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| Kings trump aid for Arab spring nations Moneycontrol.com Back in May 2011, at the Deauville summit in France, the Group of Eight leading industrialised nations promised close to USD 40bn in assistance to Egypt and Tunisia, with the amount set almost to double once Morocco and Jordan were added to the list. |
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