| US praises Arab Spring but warns of instability Reuters By Arshad Mohammed and Paul Eckert | WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The United States on Thursday praised the “Arab Spring” popular revolutions in the Middle East but said instability and violence often precede greater respect for human rights. |
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| Asian Governments Stifled Dissent Amid Arab Spring Protests: Amnesty Voice of America Thursday, 24 May 2012 Asian Governments Stifled Dissent Amid Arab SpringProtests: Amnesty VOA News Amnesty International says several governments in the Asia-Pacific region heightened their crackdown on political dissent in 2011, in an attempt to … |
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| Bounty hunter on the trail of Arab Spring loot Reuters In light of the Arab Spring, the available bounty may just have got a whole lot bigger. Monfrini told Reuters in an interview he was already working on finding the assets of Tunisia’s former ruler Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali: “We’re on a good track for … |
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| Arab Spring’s aftershocks still being felt UPI.com US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said an annual overview of global human rights shows the aftershocks of the Arab Spring of 2011 still reverberating. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (C); Defense Secretary Leon Panetta (R); and Chairman of the … |
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| US hails Arab Spring but warns of instability euronews WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The United States hailed on Thursday last year’s “Arab Spring” popular revolutions in the Middle East but said instability and violence often precede greater respect for human rights. In its annual survey of human rights around… |
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| Exiled Tunisian leader denies role in protester deaths: lawyer Reuters A Tunisian military prosecutor demanded on Wednesday that the death penalty be imposed in absentia on Ben Ali over his role in the deaths of protesters in the central towns where the Arab Spring began last year. Ben Ali, who fled to Saudi Arabia as … |
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| A moment of truth for the Arab Spring as 50 million vote in Egypt The Independent Egyptians made history yesterday as millions of people queued up outside polling stations for a presidential election that many are hoping will end more than five decades of successive dictatorships. Long lines of voters began snaking out of schools … |
Arab spring News : May 24, 2012
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