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| Arab Spring Activists Inspired to Capture Airwaves Huffington Post (blog) In those Arab Spring countries, opportunities for local community radio have increased exponentially as a result of the absence of a strong central government and because revolutionary forces demand that governments or even businesspeople doing … |
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| Is the Bond Market’s Arab Spring Upon Us? Business Insider An Arab Spring in the bond pit, if you will. With oil prices north of $100 and rising rents, which is the largest component of the CPI, it is our sense the Fed better be able “to float like a butterfly and sting like a bee.” The bond market landed a … |
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| The Arab Spring: Good or bad for the Palestinian cause? Arab News A recent poll conducted by the Palestinian Center for Public Opinion (PCPO) shows that Palestinians have not changed their perceptions of how their cause is viewed by the greater Arab world. Of those polled, most (65 percent) feel that the Arab spring |
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| Journalism group criticizes killings in Syria The Seattle Times The Committee to Protect Journalists expressed outrage at the number of journalists killed and detained in the year since the Syrian uprising began – the highest death toll of any country swept by the Arab Spring. By EDITH M. LEDERER Associated Press … |
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| Libya Battles Divisions in Arab Spring Fallout Middle East Voices Libya is offering a cautionary tale to the Arab uprisings of the past year, with regional divisions and independent militias challenging the hopes of a democratic post-Gadhafi state. In the year since the opposition to the late Moammar Gadhafi rose out … |
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| No Resolution to Syrian Crisis After Year of Protests, Deadly Crackdown Voice of America (blog) The wave of Arab Spring protests that swept across Tunisia, Egypt, Libya and other north African and Middle Eastern countries broke out a year ago in Syria, drawing a deadly crackdown from government forces and pledges of reforms from President Bashar … |
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| Call for Educational Reform to Create ‘Knowledge Society’ AllAfrica.com Dubai — If the Arab Spring is to have any lasting impact, education must top the priority list of post-revolutionary reforms in the Arab world, experts said yesterday at the launch of the 2010-2011 Arab Knowledge Report in the United Arab Emirates … |
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| Recommended: From the front line to the front page: Syria’s image war msnbc.com (blog) By David R Arnott, msnbc.com The bloody uprising in Syria, which marked its first anniversary Thursday, has been markedly different to other Arab Spring revolts. It has also been documented in a different way. In contrast to the popular protests that … |
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