| Arab Spring’s uprisings reshape US influence CBS News Was America blindsided or bunkered down for the Arab Spring? The case is often made that Washington was caught flatfooted and now must adapt to diminished influence in a Middle East with new priorities. But there is an alternative narrative: that the … |
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| Has the Arab Spring taken an Islamist turn? Aljazeera.com REUTERS/Asmaa Waguih While the protest movements of the Arab Spring appeared to be largely secular in nature, Islamist parties are now winning many of the elections that followed the popular uprisings in the region. In Tunisia, the previously outlawed … |
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| The Arab Spring: Could Turn Into a Long and Cruel Winter Algemeiner Even in those countries where the Arab Spring has already toppled the regime, the real challenges for a new political order has begun. In Tunisia, the victory by the Islamist party, Ennahda, in the parliamentary elections of October raises questions … |
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| The Nobel Prize Speech for the Arab Spring UN Dispatch The revolutions of the Arab spring in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Yemen and Syria, and the movement towards revolutions in other Arab countries such as Algeria, Morocco, Bahrain, Sudan and others, in terms of motivation, driving power and objectives, … |
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| Sudan says Arab Spring a boon for Islamists Sudan Tribune Mustafa Osman Isma’il, an adviser to Sudan’s president Al-Bashir, on Saturday said that Sudan sees a good omen in the recent developments in the Arab and Islamic world as well as the Arab Spring revolutions led the youth. According to the Sudanese… |
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| Noted linguist Noam Chomsky to discuss Arab Spring in Maine The Republic AP PORTLAND, Maine — Noam Chomsky, who’s known as the father of modern linguistics, will speak in Portland about the Arab Spring uprisings in the Middle East The University of New England’s Center for Global Humanities is sponsoring Monday’s… |
