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Arab spring News of the day : Dec 19, 2011

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Factbox: Arab Spring momentum in Middle East, North Africa

Reuters

SYRIA: Syria agreed on Monday to let Arab League observers into the country to monitor the implementation of a deal to pull troops from protest-hit towns, free political prisoners and start talking to dissidents. Nabil Elaraby, the Arab League 

Tunisia leads the way for Arabs striving for democracy

The Guardian

The Arab spring is still only just beginning, and will improve with the passage of time. It will not only lead to regime changes but will also change our self-perception and view of the other. It will create a new common consciousness. 

The Guardian

Analysis: Arab Spring stretches “Islamist” tag to its limits

Reuters

By Tom Heneghan, Religion Editor CAIRO (Reuters) – The open politics spawned by the Arab Spring have stretched the term “Islamist” to its limits, covering everyone from hip moderate young Muslims to long-bearded hardliners bent on imposing a divine 

Saudi Prince Throws $300 Million at Twitter (What Arab Spring?)

TIME

As MSNBC notes, the Twitter shares grab by a Saudi prince is ironic: Twitter was at the core of the so-called Arab Spring uprisings this year, including the threat of violence in Saudi Arabia–a threat that failed to materialize, thanks to an abruptly 

TIME

Clashes in Kazakhstan: inspired by the Arab Spring?

RIA Novosti

This story by Alexander Shustov, political analyst and Central Asia expert, Strategic Culture Foundation expert, was published in International Affairs magazine. In the past few months Kazakhstan, once the quietest country in Central Asia, 

The ‘Arab spring‘ and the west: seven lessons from history

The Guardian (blog)

Any “Arab spring” state that ditches self-determination for the west’s embrace can of course expect a similar makeover – just as client regimes that never left its orbit, such as the corrupt police state of Jordan, have always been hailed as islands of 

The Guardian (blog)

From Czechoslovakia to the Arab Spring

National Review Online (blog)

By Jamie M. Fly Vaclav Havel’s death caps a year in which we’ve seen Tunisians, Egyptians, Bahrainis, Yemenis, Libyans, Syrians, and others in the Arab world take to the streets en masse to protest for their freedoms. What we see unfolding in the world

The ‘Arab Spring‘ effect…

Gulf Daily News

Nine months into the ‘Arab Spring‘, we surveyed seven Arab countries and Iran, asking more than 6000 respondents about their concerns and satisfaction with the pace of change taking place in their countries. We found that an ‘Arab Spring‘ effect had 

Gulf Daily News

Canada lingerie firm gets lift from Arab Spring

AFP

MONTREAL — Canadian retailer La Vie en Rose has discovered an unexpectedly strong demand for its frilly, sexy lingerie among Muslims and is planning a major expansion in Arab countries. Beneath their abayas and veils, women in Arab countries are 

AFP

Top foreign news 2011: Osama bin Laden killed

Telegraph.co.uk

And with the terrorist network already looking weakened by a new wave of Arab and Muslim leaders at forefront of the Arab Spring, many wondered whether the death of its wealthy and charismatic sheikh might even mark the end of its reign of terror. 

Telegraph.co.uk

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