USA TodayConsidering sanctions…Huge protests in Yemen…Clashes in Tunisia9&10 NewsTUNIS, Tunisia (AP) — Tunisian authorities have temporarily banned vehicle and pedestrian traffic on the capital's central boulevard. It's been prompted by a…
ReutersThree killed in Tunisia clashes: governmentReutersTUNIS (Reuters) – Three people were killed in clashes between Tunisian security forces and youths rioting in central Tunis Saturday, an Interior Ministry official told Reuters. The official, who …
PBSOpinion: A Hellhole for ProtestersPBS[ comment ] With the fall of Hosni Mubarak in Egypt and Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali in Tunisia and the ongoing mass protests in Yemen, Bahrain, and Libya, many people here in the West are hopeful, nay eager to see Ir…
Otago Daily TimesHow the Arabs Turned Shame Into LibertyNew York TimesIt erupted in Tunisia, made its way eastward to Egypt, Yemen and Bahrain, then doubled back to Libya. In Tunisia and Egypt political freedom seems to have prevailed, with relative ea…
Ahram OnlineTunisia lifts CHAN trophyNigerian TribuneDESPITE the political crisis in Tunisia that affected their preparation ahead of the second edition of the Africa Nations Championship in Sudan, the young north Africans put the troubles behind them …
Fox NewsTunisia, Egypt, now Libya – how investors can protect against a soaring oil priceTelegraph.co.ukWhile investors could shrug off the upheavals in Tunisia and Egypt – neither is of global economic significance – Libya is a different matter. B…
USA TodayClashes Erupt Amid Fresh Protests in TunisiaNovinite.comPolice have clashed with demonstrators walking out in front of the Ministry of Interior in Tunisia's capital Tunis Saturday. Security forces have used tear gas to disperse the 10000-s…
ReutersEgyptians fleeing Libyan anger pour into TunisiaReuters AfricaRAS JDIR, Tunisia, Feb 26 (Reuters) – Those behind the popular protest movement in Egypt may be basking in success but compatriots fleeing the uprising they inspired in Libya are in n…
Telegraph.co.ukArab world on boil, US imposes sanctions on LibyaEconomic TimesThe Arab world continued to witness unrest and Tunisia where it all started saw fresh protests to demand removal of the interim prime minister. In Libya, troops supporting Ga…
Globe and MailLearn to Love The RevolutionTIMEIn the 10 weeks since demonstrations began in Tunisia, the Arab Middle East has been messiness personified. We have seen the relatively swift and peaceful ouster of the regime in Tunisia; an 18-day standoff…