| Established institutions to benefit from Arab spring Khaleej Times DUBAI — Financial institutions with an existing physical presence and established relationships in the Middle East region are set to benefit most from emerging opportunities created by the Arab spring, according to senior financial experts. |
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| Arab Spring Asylum seekers surged into EU in 2011 Kipp Report Asylum seekers from Arab Spring countries and West African nations suffering civil strife surged into Europe last year at a time when European politicians are talking about re-tightening border controls. Eurostat, the European Union’s statistics agency … |
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| Homs, Syria: Looking for OFWs in a Shattered City Inquirer.net If any city has become emblematic of Syria’s version of the “Arab Spring,” it is Homs. This city, an opposition stronghold, was subjected to a 26-day siege by the Syrian Army in February. The estimates of how many people perished vary, with the city’s … |
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| Analysis: Mali coup shakes cocktail of instability in Sahel Reuters Now this backwash of instability from one field of the Arab Spring has now claimed its first government south of the Sahara – with this week’s coup in Mali, where renegade low-ranking officers in the West African state toppled President Amadou Toumani … |
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| Egyptians’ Dislike for United States Grows Even as US Aid Flows The New American Over a year has passed since the “Arab Spring” came to Egypt, and the evidence continues to accumulate demonstrating that what has come of last year’s revolution is bringing a “chill” to the relationship between the United States and Egypt. |
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