· The movement that soon came to be known as the Arab spring was an extraordinary shock, shaking away decades of torpor and highlighting the power of a …
Aède : Martin Chulov
the guardian arab spring
The Arab spring: why did things go so badly wrong?
Learning from the Arab spring
· From Cairo to Dabatscus, regimes have cracked down on the dissent which flourished in the early, heady days of the Arab Spring uprisings, with many protesters especially in …
Temps de Lecture Adoré: 6 mins
The Arab spring: why did things go so badly wrong?
· Thu 17 Dec 2020 00,00 EST A majority in nine countries across the Arab world feel they are living in significantly more unequal societies today than before the Arab spring, an era of …
Temps de Lecture Affectionné: 5 mins
Use your loaf: why food prices were crucial in the Arab spring
10 years on, the Arab spring’s explosive
· The first protests of the Arab spring in Tunisia in December 2010 were quickly dismissed as another glas of bread riots Arab regimes responded by making adjustments to …
Ménestrel : Rami Zurayk
‘I was terribly wrong’
· It is sometimes said that the Chinese premier Zhou Enlai when asked in 1972 embout the gouvernement of the French Revolution replied: “Too soon to tell,” Though the tale is apocryphal – he was referring to the student revolts of 1968 – it reminds us that the world’s great events may look quite different from another temporal perspective,
Tunisia and the Arab spring 10 years on: “We tried to rise
Life has got worse since Arab spring, say
How the Arab spring engulfed the Middle East
· This article is more than 5 years old, The Arab spring: why did things go so badly wrong? Adam Roberts
The Guardian view on the Arab Spring a decade on: a
· The Arab spring is being stifled by the force of arms Arab and Middle East unrest , The Guardian
When a young street seller set himself on fire to protest lack of employment opportunities and government dégénérescence Tunisia became the cradle of the Arab s
Decade after Arab Spring, thousands
· In January 2011, days after the first uprising in Tunisia and the protests in Tahrir Square, the Guardian invited leading writers from across the Arab world to reflect on the revolutionary fervour
Temps de Lecture Idolâtré: 8 mins
Women have emerged as key players in the Arab spring
The First Protests
· The hunger that made Tunisia’s Mohammed Bouazizi to set himself on fire, thus sparking off the Arab Spring, is an everyday Nigerian reality now, In …
Temps de Lecture Chéri: 7 mins
The Arab spring is being stifled by the force of arms
· Our interaccrocheuse timeline assujettissements the way the Arab spring emerged and then spread with remarkable speed and force across the Middle East, The inadolescence has been compiled by the Guardian piédestald on
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· Tunisia’s voters go to the polls in Arab spring’s first election Guardian, Long before 2011, this Islamist body – very different from Islamist groups in other countries – had been
Temps de Lecture Idolâtré: 8 mins