| Arab Spring honoured with EP Sakharov Prize euronews http://www.euronews.net/ Honouring peaceful revolution in several Arab nations, in the European Parliament in Strasbourg, democracy activists Asmaa Mahfouz of Egypt and Ahmed al Sanusi of Libya personally received the institution’s foremost human … |
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| Shadow Government: Whither the Arab Spring? Foreign Policy (blog) It remains far too early to tell what the so-called Arab Spring will yield, but the trends on several countries certainly provide cause for considerable concern. In Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood’s Freedom and Justice Party has emerged as that country’s … |
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| Without Iraq, there would be no Arab Spring Telegraph.co.uk (blog) … will disagree with my contention that we have left Iraq in a better place than we found it in the spring of 2003, I think the fall of Iraq has had a profound impact on the fortunes of the other Soviet-style dictatorships that infest the Arab world. … |
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| Western Sahara: Forgotten Corner of the Arab Spring World Politics Review It will broach a topic that has otherwise gone largely overlooked in the aftermath of theArab Spring uprisings that have swept the Middle East and North Africa in the name of greater representation and government accountability: Western Sahara’s … |
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| LEAD: Tunisia’s Essebsi: Arab Spring will hopefully continue Monsters and Critics.com Warsaw – The Arab Spring is still in its early stages and will hopefully unfold further, interim Tunisian Prime Minister Beji Caid Essebsi said during a European Union forum in Poland on Thursday. ‘Tunisia can serve as an example for other countries to … |
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| Anti-Semitism re-emerges in the Arab Spring Jerusalem Post Many hoped that the Arab Spring indicated an end to this racist and counterproductive tradition, since initially, Israel was hardly mentioned as a cause of societal problems. For once, the finger of blame was rightly being pointed at their dictatorial … |
