In Newsweek Magazine The Arab Spring May Have Bypassed Morocco, But Its People Are Not Happy A death in the family opens a window on the…
TUNIS (AFP) Tunisia’s president Sunday prolonged a state of emergency imposed on January 14, 2011, the day the former regime fell, to the end of April,…
More photos » by Christophe de Roquefeuil – CAIRO (AFP) Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood, which already controls parliament, is now eyeing the presidency as it seeks to…
by Ceren Kumova and Rita Daou – ISTANBUL (AFP) Western and Arab nations called Sunday for Syria’s Bashar al-Assad to be given a deadline to meet…
UAE closure of Western political groups reflects wider Gulf unease after Arab … Washington Post The wider message, however, reflects the hardening views among the…
The National.ae Laura Miller Financial markets in most countries touched by last year’s Arab Spring disappointed in the first quarter by staying broadly flat or ending…
CBS NEWS Muslim rift visible in Arab summit attendance by CBNews.com Updated at 2:16 p.m. ET (AP) BAGHDAD – Fewer than half the leaders of the…
Oman Observer Libyan ruler calls on Arabs to extradite Gaddafi loyalists BAGHDAD — Libya’s interim ruler, Mustafa Abdel Jalil, called yesterday on Arab countries to extradite…