Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Jun 10, 2012 | Arab Spring, Morocco News |
Vale, godfather of the Arab Spring The Australian GHASSAN Tueni, the long-time editor of the Lebanese newspaper An-Nahar who died last Friday, was undoubtedly the greatest Arab journalist of his age. But he was also...
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GULF NEWS Qatar to contribute $1.25b to Gulf Development Fund Riyadh summit decided to create fund to support projects in Jordan and Morocco By Habib Toumi, Bureau Chief Manama: Qatar has pledged to contribute $1.25 billion (Dh4...
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World news After Gaddafi, Libya splits into disparate militia zones The rebel strongholds of Benghazi, Misrata and Zintan have become increasingly independent of Tripoli’s new regime Though former rebels fly the new Libyan...
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DEMOTIX.com Stop ACTA Brussels Around 300 people came to protest against Acta in Brussels. The protest started at Place de l’Albertine to end in front the Justice Court. ACTA (Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement) is seen...
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THE ECONOMIST The Q&A: Mohammad Al Attar Writing as a tool of protest by S.B. | BEIRUT MOHAMMAD AL ATTAR is an acclaimed young Syrian playwright; his work explores social relations, personal conflicts and everyday life. His...
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