6 months on, Arab spring faces serious threats
Egyptian Gazette
"The concept of taking to the streets and toppling the regime, like what
happened in Egypt and Tunisia, is currently being challenged by the
experiences of Libya, Syria, Yemen and Bahrain," she said. Despite similar
aspirations, the region's diversity ...
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Summer's here and it's time to call the 'Arab Spring' a revolution
The Guardian
In fact, as a wave of mass unrest swept through Tunisia, Egypt, Libya,
Bahrain, Yemen, Syria and beyond, revolutionary upheaval rapidly became
something almost ordinary. It now seems perfectly natural and taken for
granted that the oppressed should ...
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The war against journalists in the Middle East
Foreign Policy
As such, journalists from Egypt to Bahrain, from Syria to Yemen have been
brutalized with appalling frequency. Consider one telling statistic: Of the
19 global media fatalities recorded by CPJ in the first five months of this
year, 13 (or 68 percent) ...
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Egyptian Gazette
"The concept of taking to the streets and toppling the regime, like what
happened in Egypt and Tunisia, is currently being challenged by the
experiences of Libya, Syria, Yemen and Bahrain," she said. Despite similar
aspirations, the region's diversity ...
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Summer's here and it's time to call the 'Arab Spring' a revolution
The Guardian
In fact, as a wave of mass unrest swept through Tunisia, Egypt, Libya,
Bahrain, Yemen, Syria and beyond, revolutionary upheaval rapidly became
something almost ordinary. It now seems perfectly natural and taken for
granted that the oppressed should ...
<http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2011/jun/14/arab-spring-revolution>
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The war against journalists in the Middle East
Foreign Policy
As such, journalists from Egypt to Bahrain, from Syria to Yemen have been
brutalized with appalling frequency. Consider one telling statistic: Of the
19 global media fatalities recorded by CPJ in the first five months of this
year, 13 (or 68 percent) ...
<http://mideast.foreignpolicy.com/posts/2011/06/13/the_ongoing_war_against_journalists_in_the_middle_east>
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