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21 April 2012UN: a return to 'mandated colonialism'
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By forcing regime change in Libya, and attempting the same in Syria, and by promiscuously arming disparate groups of Wahabbis and Salafists to achieve this aim, NATO is creating more room for instability in the region. What Syria needs is engagement, not isolation; it needs dialogue and not the arming of rebels. Tagged Under |
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19 April 2012Egypt's Generals Won't Allow a Smooth Transition
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Since the military takeover in Egypt after the revolution in 2011, the prospect of a democratic transition is being questioned. For many reasons, the military will not allow a smooth democratic transition, mainly because its officials want to keep their influence and their status in the post-revolutionary state. Tagged Under |
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16 February 2012Maldives: Nasheed outpaced his people
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Despite recent regime changes and agitation in the Middle East, the international community's attention has been diverted from the Indian Ocean - via Maldives. After President Nasheed's forced resignation, the country is now in political turmoil. Tagged Under |
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7 February 2012Real battle in Egypt is not on the streets
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Though Egypt's president Hosni Mubarak ceded power to the Egyptian military in February 2011, the country still lives under an oppressive regime. Protests continue as Egyptians are demanding for presidential elections to happen right away. The real battle, however, is not on Cairo’s streets but within Egyptians. Tagged Under |
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