| Heroes of Arab Spring sidelined The Australian More than 10 per cent of Egypt’s economy relies on tourism, which has collapsed since the Arab Spring. Many older voters, who, unlike the younger protesters, were not in fear of Mubarak’s secret police, yearn for the stability of years past. |
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| Student Protests in Mexico — The Next Arab Spring? New America Media It was the third large student protest in less than a week, and it has prompted some journalists in the country to wonder if Mexico is going through a political transformation similar to the “Arab Spring” that began 18 months ago. |
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| The Arab Spring and the coming crisis of faith Open Democracy Ironically, the biggest threat to religion may result from the tempestuous rise of political Islam in the aftermath of the Arab Spring. The Turkish President predicted as much during a recent visit to Tunisia, when he warned, “If a political party that … |
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| Islamists walk out of Algeria parliament in protest NewsDay Algeria, supplier of about a fifth of Europe’s imported gas, is the only country in north Africa left largely untouched by last year’s “Arab Spring” revolts, but some analysts predict unrest if the establishment does not loosen its grip on power. |
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| Middle East is in a state of flux gulfnews.com The US State Department’s “Country Reports on Human Rights Practices for 2011” provides positive and encouraging signs about the Arab Spring’s impact on human rights. The annual report sounded both optimistic and cautious. “The yearning for change we … |
Arab spring News : May 27, 2012
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