Egypt: Draft of New Constitution
Why reject the Constitutional Amendments by Ashraf Elibrachy on Sunday, February 27, 2011
New Decade has begun with A Glorious Example of the Indefatigable Courage of the Human Spirit.
Anyone who read “The Yacoubian Building”, a novel published in 2002 by Egyptian author Alaa Al Aswany, will regard the revolution in Egypt as long overdue. The novel’s readers will not have been astonished by the ease with which the rotting hulk of Hosni Mubarak’s regime was dashed against the rocks, nor by the spirit…
Breaking Dispatch From Inside Tripoli 2/27/2011 UPDATED [VIDEO]
Libyan revolutionaries are the new “Lions of the Desert”
Freedoms March in Arab World
Hundreds of thousands protest across Arab world
Freedom in Middle East & North Africa: Jihadist al-Qaeda Will Go Away
This is a make or break moment for al Qaeda.
Where is CNN Anderson Cooper ? Missing Genocide in Africa Half the Story
The African Egypt versus the Arab Egypt
Correspondents Report: 18 Days Egyptian Revolution
Egypt Burning tells the story of the Egyptian revolution that forced Hosni Mubarak, the president who had ruled the country for 30 years, from power. Through interviews with Al Jazeera correspondents on the ground – whose coverage of the popular uprising made them the target of a state campaign to get Al Jazeera off the…
Syria: Cutthroat “Mukhabarat” of Middle East
Analysts say a popular president, dreaded security forces and religious diversity make a Syrian revolution unlikely. A key factor for stability within Syria is the popularity of President Bashar al-Assad Despite a wave of protests spreading across the Middle East, so far the revolutionary spirit has failed to reach Syria. Authoritarian rule, corruption and economic hardship are characteristics…