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| Arab Spring yields different outcomes in Bahrain, Egypt and Libya Washington Post At the dawn of the first winter after the Arab Spring, Bahrain is an island of sadness. Every few minutes, US-made Apache helicopters buzz Rula al-Saffar’s suburban walled community, a collection of pleasant, sand-colored stucco houses that is home to… |
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| Economy, Arab Spring, 2012 Election Were Year’s Top News Stories Reuters By Lucas Shaw at TheWrap It’s the economy, stupid. The “faltering US economy” was the most-covered story by the nation’s media this past year, according to the It took up 20 percent of the newshole studied, which includes newspapers, online, … |
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| Arab Spring turns to Arab Winter Washington Post Nabeel Tammam, overcome with emotion, recounts the torture he endured while being detained by the Bahrainian government for volunteering to treat protesters during thespring uprisings in Manama, Bahrain. Abdul Razzaq Abu Hajar, head of the Tripoli … |
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| Peter Popham: The Arab Spring has had no effect on a country immune to outside … The Independent Even more than the US invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq, the Arab Spring has sent shivers of fear through the world’s despots. Muammar Gaddafi has come and gone. Bashar al-Assad has slaughtered his way into a bloody cul-de-sac. … |
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| Kazakhstan: Riots Not Prelude to Arab Spring Voice of America December 20, 2011 Kazakhstan: Riots Not Prelude to Arab Spring James Brooke | Moscow For years, Kazakhstan has nurtured an image of stability and friendliness to foreign investors. In recent days, a series of riots and protests in western Kazakhstan… |
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| A Foreign Correspondent Reflects On The Arab Spring NPR “It was amazing to me how many conversations I was having with people about how dejected they were, how disappointed, how pessimistic they were about where theArab world was,” he tells Fresh Air’s Terry Gross. “… And so remarkably, just a week or … |
Arab spring News of the day : Dec 21, 2011
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