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Showing posts with label Egypt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Egypt. Show all posts
Morocco: Moderate Islamists triumph
The Magreb begins to show the way to other countries engaged in the Arab Awakening, as a trend emerges of moderate Islamist victories.
Egypt: The opposition splits
One side accept SCAF's concessions, the other does not. Is this Paris 1968 all over again?
World Travel: Could climate change knock tourism for six?
And political upheaval can't be doing the travel industry much good, either.
The Arab World: Unfinished revolutions
In Egypt, Syria and Bahrain, the fight for democracy persists. The liberations of Tunis and Tripoli were just the start.
World: on credit watch
Even individuals need a credit rating, so when countries get downgraded it's deadly serious. Spain's the latest to feel the pressure.
Egypt: could religious clashes lead to civil war?
After Copts were killed in clashes with security forces, a former head of Egyptian security warns of possible civil war.
Where are they now? Václav Havel
The playwright turned politician who stoked the Velvet Revolution and became the first President of the Czech Republic. Where is he now?
World: the arrogance of capitals
Residents of capitals have a habit of looking down on people from smaller places. Is this always warranted?
Turkey: the next great power
No longer a mere tourist destination or aspiring EU Member, Turkey is re-asserting itself East and South.
Syria: will brutality prevail?
Assad counters the protestors with tanks and live ammunition. Can he survive?
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