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18 January 2011After the Assasination of Salman Taseer
BY
Not even a fortnight has passed since the horrific assassination of Salman Taseer, Governor of the Punjab province of Pakistan. But not even all the outpourings of shock and regret at the cold Tagged Under Af-Pak , Indo-Pak , Islamic militancy , Joseph Biden , Taseer murder , Tunisia , US-Pak |
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16 January 2011Who’s Next After Tunisia?
BY Elliott Abrams
Wide discussion of whether the revolt in Tunisia will now spread to other Arab lands seems to me to ignore two key factors: what is unique in the Tunisian case, and the issue of monarchy. Tagged Under Algeria , Ben Ali , Egypt , Hosni Mubarak , Tunisia |
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2 February 2011Inception: Dreams of revolution
BY Larbi Sadiki
The realist terminology of the 'domino effect' does not capture the agency that Arabs are today assuming to unseat Arab hegemons, from Cairo to Sana'a. This agency is unshackling itself Tagged Under Egypt , Egypt protests , Gamal Mubarak , Hosni Mubarak , Muslim Brotherhood , Tunisia |
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5 May 2011Where is the Arab Voltaire?
BY Islam Qasem
No one could have anticipated that a simple man from Sidi Bouzid, Tunisia could trigger a cascading change in the Arab world. The self-immolation of Mohamed Bouaziz has done just that. The Arab Tagged Under Arab Spring , French revolution , Mohamed Bouaziz , Tunisia |
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12 May 2011Democracy’s dawn in Tunisia and Egypt?
BY Alfred Stepan
With protests fading in Tunis and seeming to have peaked in Cairo, it is time to ask whether Tunisia and Egypt will complete democratic transitions. I have been visiting both countries, where Tagged Under Constituent Assembly , democratic transition , Egypt , Hosni Mubarak , parliament , SCAF , Tunisia |
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15 May 2011Arab spring, Persian winter
BY Ali Alfoneh
It is still too early to tell whether the waves of change sweeping over the shores of North Africa and the Middle East will erode the foundations of autocracy or, conversely, whether they will Tagged Under Ben Ali , Green Movement , Hossein Mousavi , Mehdi Karrubi , Mohammed Khatami , pro-democracy , tehran , Tunisia |
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17 June 2011The Latin road to Arab democracy
BY
The scenes that plagued Latin America through the 1980s bear a striking resemblance to those enveloping the Arab World since Mohamed Bouazizi set himself ablaze in Tunisia nearly 30 years later. Tagged Under Arab Spring , Argentina , Latin America , Latin American revolts , Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva , Mohamed Bouazizi , Peru , the lost decade , Tunisia |
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28 July 2011Europe has a role to play
BY Raghida Dergham
America’s declining interest in international affairs and Russia’s return to a Soviet mentality have presented Europe with an opportunity to play a leading role in the international arena. The Tagged Under Arab world , Egypt , EU , europe , European Union , Israel , Libya , Palestine , Syria , Tunisia , Yemen |
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6 December 2011Islam and democracy not at odds in Tunisia
BY Radwan Masmoudi
The 23 October elections in Tunisia were as important and as historic as the revolution itself. I saw with my own eyes masses of people crying from joy and pride as Tagged Under Democracy , Elections , Islam , Tunisia |
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13 December 2011The Morocco model
BY Rudroneel Ghosh
One thing we can be sure of is that the Arab world will never be the same. The wave of pro-democracy protests witnessed over the year has fundamentally changed the political dynamics of the region Tagged Under Arab Spring , Democracy , Egypt , Iran , Libya , Morocco , protests , Tunisia |