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Revolution from the Outside-In: The Periphery Has Taken Center Stage in the Arab Revolts of the 2010s

Published November 21, 2019by Guest Contributor

By Eian Katz It has become popular to frame the ongoing protests in Iraq and Lebanon as a revival of the Arab Spring. One thing that the present unrest undoubtedly shares in common with its 2011 progenitor is its expansive… Continue Reading →

Algeria, Analysis, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia Algeria, Arab Spring, Eian Katz, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia

Middle Eastern protests: A tug of war over who has the longer breath

Published November 20, 2019by James Dorsey

By James Dorsey Mass anti-government protests in several Arab countries are turning into competitions to determine who has the longer breath, the protesters or the government. In Algeria, Lebanon and Iraq, countries in which the leader was either forced to… Continue Reading →

Algeria, Analysis, Armenia, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon Algeria, Iran, iraq, James Dorsey, Lebanon

Media and State Control in the Middle East

Published November 19, 2019by Emile Nakhleh

By Emile Nakhleh As street protests continue unabated in Lebanon, Iraq, Iran, Algeria, and other Middle Eastern countries, regimes have used the social media platforms and traditional media to track, control, and repress their citizens. Iran has shut down the… Continue Reading →

Algeria, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon Emile Nakhleh, media, Middle East

Algeria’s Standoff between Protesters and the Regime

Published October 5, 2019by Guest Contributor 1 Comment

by Gregory Aftandilian Although large-scale protests succeeded this past spring in forcing the resignation of Algeria’s aged and feeble President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, his removal from office has not quelled demonstrators’ demands for genuine civilian and democratic rule. They fear that… Continue Reading →

Algeria Algeria, Arab Center, Gregory Aftandilian

Protest: The King Is Dead, Long Live the King

Published September 5, 2019by James Dorsey

by James M. Dorsey Protest is back on the front burner.

Algeria, China, Russia, Sudan Algeria, China, Hong Kong, James Dorsey, protest, Russia, Sudan

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