| Israel won’t gain new allies through the Arab Spring Haaretz A recurring question of the past year has been whether Israel can come out of the unrest of the “Arab Spring” with any new allies. The point is hardly immaterial: The future of Israel’s peace treaty with Egypt hangs in the balance, … |
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| Other Voices: The Marie Antoinette of the Arab Spring is much like the original Times Herald-Record By Scripps Howard News Service The Arab Spring appears to have produced its own Marie Antoinette — brighter and better educated than the original and with a much tougher husband, but with the same acquisitive tastes. She is Asma al-Assad, 36, … |
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| Gaddafi’s Mansion: An “Arab Spring” Example of Asset Recovery Huffington Post (blog) This month the world saw the impact of one of the first major asset recovery cases brought by a new “Arab Spring” government: the High Court in London ruled a £10 million London mansion purchased by the eldest son of deposed Libyan dictator Moammar … |
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| North Africa: Arab Spring Documentaries AllAfrica.com By Burhan Wazir, 30 March 2012 The eruption of the Arab Spring sent shockwaves around the world as digital images of protest and violence provided an instant depiction of unfolding events. It continues to do so as distressing web videos expose the … |
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| A new doctrine of intervention? Washington Post Not the least significant aspect of the Arab Spring is the redefinition of heretofore prevalent principles of foreign policy. As the United States is withdrawing from military efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan undertaken on the basis (however disputed) … |
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