Iraq's Lessons for The Arab Spring
Arab countries embracing democracy should learn from the costly mistakes made in Iraq’s post-Saddam era.
Arab countries embracing democracy should learn from the costly mistakes made in Iraq’s post-Saddam era.
Many Syrian activists have denounced the Arab League call for talks as effectively a green light for Assad to attempt to crush will of demonstrators.
Calls for greater use of national language are really conduit for broader sense of dissatisfaction.
Even as they stage pro-Palestinian event, Iranian leaders seem to have lost sense of direction on what to do next.
Prosecuting journalists for reporting on sensitive topics is shooting the messenger.
Killing of top negotiator could be sign of worse conflict to come once international troops leave.
As candidates fight for presidential office, they need to realise power has slipped away from central government.
Many Egyptians are calling for a revision of the Camp David agreement - but Israel is in no mood for dialogue.
Hopes that uprising will lead to better future for Kurdish minority.
Despite many obstacles, prospects for reforms still look good.