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India, Arab democracy, and human rights

Published on: 8 March 2011

Written by: Meenakshi Ganguly All articles by Meenakshi Ganguly

The democracy uprisings in the Arab world hold a lesson for New Delhi, says Meenakshi Ganguly: the need for a...
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America and the Arab revolts: faces of power

Published on: 8 March 2011

Written by: Godfrey Hodgson All articles by Godfrey Hodgson

The crisis in Libya is confronting the United States with a new awareness of its military and political constraints,...
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Egypt without Mubarak, or Mubarak without Mubarak?

Published on: 3 March 2011

Written by: Eberhard Kienle All articles by Eberhard Kienle

There is a mixture of change and stasis in the transition to democracy in Egypt today. The dangers of stalling are...
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The Arab rebellion: perspectives of power

Published on: 24 February 2011

Written by: Paul Rogers All articles by Paul Rogers

The Arab popular awakening is provoking serious concern among state and security elites across the west. But...
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‘Humanity, dignity, liberty’

Published on: 11 February 2011

Written by: Issa Khalaf All articles by Issa Khalaf

Maybe the US won’t change its course until the Arab world changes. It is amazing how instantly possibilities present...
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The global crisis: between Cairo and Davos

Published on: 3 February 2011

Written by: Paul Rogers All articles by Paul Rogers

The new age of insurgencies of which Egypt is an emblem has its deeper source not in the anger of the marginalised...
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Calling Europe's bluff in north Africa

Published on: 2 February 2011

Written by: Fabrizio Tassinari All articles by Fabrizio Tassinari

Europe has taken too little interest in the political path of its southern neighbours, argues Fabrizio Tassinari.
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Hizbollah vs Israel: the coming clash

Published on: 9 March 2010

Written by: Robert G Rabil All articles by Robert G Rabil

A shifting balance of calculation in the middle east makes Lebanon’s Hizbollah movement more confident in its...

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