Posts tagged as: Tunisia

Soccer: A Potential Flashpoint for Jordanian Society

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JAMES M. DORSEY: Mounting tension in Jordan is unlikely to produce the same result as protests in Tunisia, but promises to make soccer an increasing flashpoint…

Tunis: Going, Going Gone, All the President’s Men

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ZEINOBIA: Egyptian Chronicles reports on the fate of the “regime men”, Ben Ali’s right arms in the former Tunisian government.

New Wikileaks: U.S. Knew Tunisian Gov. Rotten , Supported Anyway

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JUAN COLE: Cables show that the U.S. government was fully aware of the dangerous and debilitating level of corruption in Tunisia, and its anti-democratic implications.

Tunisia is a Wake Up Call, but for the Pundits

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HISHAM WYNE: Tunisa’s revolution has little to do with the ideals of democracy. It’s a simple cry for better quality of life.

Will the Fallen Tunisian ‘Domino’ Touch Jordan?

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NASEEM TAWRANAH: Events in Tunisia have been followed by the Jordanian people and authorities. It’s unlikely, though, events will follow a similar pattern in the Kingdom.

After Tunisia: Choosing the Society We Want

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STEVE ROYSTON: It’s about building societies in which people are not afraid to think for themselves, and are free to express themselves without fear of censorship or persecution…

Making Sense of Algeria’s Riots: Why, What Next?

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TMND: Many Algerians today feel just as their parents and siblings did in 1988: there are two castes in the country, the official and the unofficial.

Tunisia – Battle moves to Media for Hearts & Minds

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TMND: These groups believe it has been exaggerated. Opposition elements and a shameless Al-Jazeera, they seem to say, have blown the whole thing out of proportion

Suicide Sparks Unrest, Spreads throughout Tunisia

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THE MOOR NEXT DOOR: Following the suicide of a young, unemployed man in Sidi Bouzid, demonstrations have broken out all over Tunisia.

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