| Greek Tragedy or Arab Spring Drama: Why Greece Belongs in the Middle East Al-Bawaba While Euro-ministers are set to meet tomorrow to officially sign off on Greece’s second bailout, we entertain the idea that Greece not be more at home in the Arab lands, trading Europe for the Middle East? Just on Friday, 9th March, France’s Premier … |
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| Repercussions from Iran sanctions spread to Arab states Tehran Times The effect of sanctions on Iran was one of the major risks for the economies of Persian Gulf states following the Arab Spring, especially if sanctions are escalated, said Henry Azzam, the regional chairman of Deutsche Bank. All around the world, … |
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| Scottish Palestinian author reveals how debut novel’s characters mirror Arab … Scottish Daily Record The book is not focused on the Arab Spring but is timely given the recent revolts, which started with a death in Tunisia and spread to Egypt, Libya, Bahrain, Yemen and Syria. Her characters reflect the younger, educated Arab generation fighting for … |
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| The New Face Of The Arab Spring – OpEd Eurasia Review Al-Qaeda, for its part, showed who really is calling the shots in the strife-torn Arabnation. Just as the newly elected head of state was being sworn in the militants blew up his palace in el- Mukalla in the country’s southeast, killing 25 soldiers. |
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| The good, bad and ugly of social media Wyndham Weekly In the drawn-out and quite possibly false dawn of the Arab Spring that has followed, social media has continued to play a significant role. And in the past week, the inconceivably rapid spread of the Kony 2012 video has again drawn attention to the … |
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| Why US shouldn’t rush to war in Syria CNN The now-familiar pattern of the Arab Spring — popular outcries for freedom provoking hideous repression, which we saw in Libya in 2011 — seems to warrant military intervention to stop the slaughter in Syria. But first we need answers to some hard … |
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| The Bitter Fruit of Libya’s “Arab Spring” Heritage.org (blog) Libya’s “Arab Spring,” which appeared to have a bright future after the fall of Muammar Qadhafi’s dictatorship last year, has lost considerable luster amid intensifying power struggles, persistent anarchy, and violent revenge attacks. |
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| Arab leaders tentatively embrace online world Aljazeera.com Doha, Qatar – When the secretary-general of the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) declared that the official end of the so-called Arab Spring would come to an end at an industry meeting, his statement was met with incredulousness by many … |
Arab spring News : Mar 11, 2012
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