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| Arab Spring Countries Reportedly Intervening to Reunite Sudan’s Islamists AllAfrica.com This development, if true, is likely to stoke concerns on the part of Western countries over the phenomenon of Islamist groups rising to power in post Arab Spring countries like the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and El-Nahda Movement in Tunisia. It also raises… |
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| US intelligence official acknowledges missed Arab Spring signs Los Angeles Times WASHINGTON — U.S. intelligence agencies missed evidence of the unrest across the Middle East and North Africa that exploded into popular uprisings last year during the so-called Arab Spring and are now trying to improve early warning systems, a senior … |
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| West, Israel using ‘Arab Spring‘ for regime change Rediff The Arab Spring is now perhaps the most misused term in the Middle East. It has been usurped by those who do not have the interests of the people of this region at heart, and is being exploited to justify terrorism as long as it against an Arab regime. The US… |
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| Suspended sentence for Tunisia revolution hero’s mother Chicago Tribune peddler whose suicide sparked the Arab Spring was given a. suspended jail sentence by a Tunisian court on Friday on charges of verbal assault, officials said. Manoubia Bouazizi was arrested last week after getting into a scuffle with a court official in Sidi … |
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| Mother of vendor who set of Tunisian revolt gets suspended sentence in dispute … Washington Post One of Manoubia Bouazizi’s sons, Manoubia Bouazizi, touched off Tunisia’s revolution — and ultimately the Arab Spring — when he set himself on fire after being slapped by a policewoman reprimanding him for selling fruit without a license. Loading. |
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| As Assad Regime Teeters, Putin Faces Loss of Last Arab Ally (Moscow) NorthJersey.com MOSCOW — Russian President Vladimir Putin is being caught on the wrong side of theArab Spring as the threat to Syrian President Bashar Assad’s regime raises the prospect that Russia may be left with Iran as its only friend in the region. The day after a… |
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