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16 February 2012Maldives: Nasheed outpaced his people BY

One year on, the Arab Spring continues to spread even as the early hopes raised by the uprisings wither. Democratisation is neither easy nor has it historically been a linear process, even in

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24 February 2012West and Wahabi vs. Shia BY

While there was a strong and overt congruence of interests between the NATO powers and Wahhabi extremists during the 1979-94 Afghan war, 9/11 reversed the situation, leading to a pullback from the

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17 February 2012After Violent Coup, Maldives in Political Turmoil BY

One year on, the Arab Spring continues to spread even as the early hopes raised by the uprisings wither. Democratization is neither easy, nor has it historically been a linear process, even in

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democratization
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Nasheed
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regime change
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religious conflict

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