| UN chief wants to ensure democracy sought in Arab Spring is sustained in his … Washington Post UNITED NATIONS — Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, in his second term as chief of the United Nations, wants to help people who rose up in the Arab Spring attain and sustain freedom and democracy. As he embarks on a new five-year term starting New Year’s … |
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| Arab Spring becoming an Islamic Revolution Vancouver Sun But the overall picture is very different from the promise of the Arab Spring, which saw hordes of educated young people organizing themselves through social media links and taking to the streets demanding western-style democratic reforms. … |
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| Arab Bloody Spring: ‘Protests bring Sharia law not democracy’ RT The Arab Spring uprisings were arguably the most significant events of the last 12 months. Protests are still raging across the region, even after regimes were toppled. Our correspondent Irina Galushko who’s at Tahrir Square in Cairo says protests … |
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| The Arab Spring comes to Paris Forbes Digital Download (blog) What will happen if more of the top teams come under the influence Russian oligarchs and Arab oil sheikhs, not to mention Chinese billionaires? UEFA’s Financial Fair Play regulations seem to me to be at least in part an attempt to limit the influence … |
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| Euro zone debt crisis weighs on Gulf stocks Arab News By ABDUL JALIL MUSTAFA AMMAN: Arab stock markets suffered extensively in 2011 mainly due to the Arab Spring uprisings, global recovery concerns and the euro zone sovereign debt crisis, financial analysts said Friday. The loss ranged between 3.06 … |
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