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  • The "Arab Uprisings" 10 years on: What role did the UK arms sales play? - CAAT 11.02.21237420
  • Unfinished revolutions: What were the roots of the Arab Uprisings? - Novara Media 25.01.21233062
  • Podcast: Returning to Tunisia on the 10th anniversary of the Arab spring - Guardian 17.12.20228574
  • Robert Fisk: Counter-revolution – the next deadly chapter - Independent 21.04.1295679
  • Eric Hobsbawm on 2011: ‘It reminds me of 1848...’ - BBC 23.12.1195684
  • Did the Pentagon Help Strangle the Arab Spring? - Nick Turse (TomDispatch) 13.12.1195685
  • Flying the flag for North Africa's 'Berber spring - BBC 31.08.1195686
  • Obama speech greeted with wariness, apathy in Mideast - Washington Post 19.05.1195692
  • Remarks by the President on the Middle East and North Africa - White House 19.05.1195693
  • Amnesty: Arab freedom struggle 'on knife edge' - ai 12.05.1195694
  • Switzerland defines strategy in Arab revolution - SwissInfo 04.05.1195695
  • Lester Brown: This will be the Arab world's next battle 22.04.1195700
  • The evolution of Arab revolutions (Video) - Al Jazeera 22.04.1195701
  • Arab League delays summit on regional unrest - Reuters 20.04.1195702
  • Using Libya to Abort the Arab Spring - Ahram Online 16.04.1195703
  • What happened to the Arab Spring? - BBC 15.04.1195708
  • Britain misjudged risk in exporting arms - Nation 06.04.1195709
  • Shimon Peres: We in Israel welcome the Arab spring - Guardian 01.04.1195710
  • Mideast regimes fear Friday as prayer turns to protest - Nation 01.04.1195711
  • Arab Revolt or a Poisoned Banquet? - Free Arab Voice 26.03.1195716
  • French FM: wave of Arab revolts 'irrepressible' - Middle East Online 24.03.1195717
  • Kerry nudges Obama into North Africa - Asia Times 19.03.1195718
  • Kerry Speech On US - ME Policy - 16.03.1195719
  • Ahmet Davutoglu: We in Turkey and the Middle East have replaced humiliation with dignity - Guardian 15.03.1195724
  • Survey: Arab youths want democracy UPI 15.03.1195725
  • How foreign media affect revolutions - BBC 12.03.1195726
  • Perceptions of Arab women have been revolutionised - Guardian 11.03.1195727
  • Extraordinary European Council 11 March 2011: Declaration95732
  • U.S. funding tech firms that help Mideast dissidents evade government censors - Washington Post 10.03.1195733
  • Tutu: north Africa uprisings show 'people are not fools' - Middle East Online 10.03.1195735
  • Europe seeks to ride Arab democratic wave - BBC 10.03.1195740
  • Arab uprisings raise hope but also doubts among filmmakers - Middle East Online 08.03.1195741
  • In Mideast revolts, women emerge as driving force - Alarabiya 07.03.1195742
  • Douglas Alexander: The Arab uprisings demand strong support from the British government - Guardian 06.03.1195743
  • How Egypt, Libya, Yemen And Others Are Faring (Photos) - Huffington Post 05.03.1195747
  • Grain importers build silos as food prices soar - Ahram Online 04.03.1195748
  • Brazil's 'lessons' for Arab rebels - Al Jazeera 04.03.1195749
  • The Middle East feminist revolution - Al-Jazeera 04.03.1195750
  • James Petras: Roots of the Arab Revolts and Premature Celebrations - Dissident Voice 03.03.1195755
  • Iran in the Middle East: leveraging chaos (pdf) - ETHZ 05/1595756
  • Arab revolutions: The limits of intervention - Guardian 01.03.1195757
  • A new beginning: Riz Khan & Tariq Ali - Al Jazeera 01.03.1195758
  • Al Jazeera: We saw the Arab revolutions coming - 01.03.1195763
  • Not all Arab states have 'cash for calm' option - Middle East Online 28.02.1195764
  • The price of food is at the heart of this wave of revolutions - Independent 27.02.1195765
  • Delayed defiance - Aljazeera 26.02.1195766
  • Butterfly effect or ‘domino theory’ - Hürriyet 25.02.1195771
  • UK’s PM Cameron talks "democracy" while peddling arms to Gulf despots - WSWS 23.02.1195772
  • U.S. Reviews Arms Sales Amid Turmoil - WSJ 23.02.1195773
  • Iran's Approach to the Arab Uprisings - PBS 23.02.1195774
  • Mideast unrest will reach US, Europe: Iran president - Al Arabiya 23.02.1195779
  • Ahmadinejad urges regional leaders to hear voices of their nations - IRNA 23.02.1195780
  • Middle East Roils Markets - WSJ 23.02.1195781
  • Medvedev Warns of Arab 'Disintegration' - WSJ 22.02.1195782
  • Tariq Ali: This is an Arab 1848. But US hegemony is only dented - Guardian 22.02.1195787
  • The project for a new Arab century ! - Al Jazeera 22.01.1195788
  • A Military Budget on the Wrong Side of History - Common Dreams 21.02.1195789
  • Don't count your dominoes: Will other north African countries explode too? - Economist 17.02.1195790
  • Deposing dictators is just the start of a Middle East transformation - Guardian 16.02.1195794
  • Robert Fisk: Three weeks in Egypt show the power of brutality – and its limits - Independent 16.02.1195795
  • Egyptians to protest in solidarity with Algeria, Bahrain, Yemen and Iran - Ahram Online 16.02.1195796
  • Ice queens of the Arab world - Guardian 15.02.1195797
  • In pictures: Protests spread around Middle East - BBC 15.02.1195802
  • Egypt could bring democracy to Middle East - Tony Blair - BBC 13.02.1195803
  • The beginning of a new struggle - Asia Times 13.02.1195804
  • Merkel says Iraq government must be pressured to embrace all groups - Reuters 25.06.1495805
  • Middle East after Hosni Mubarak: impact of a revolution - BBC 11.02.1195810
  • Out of Egyptian protests a new Obama doctrine is born - Guardian 11.02.1195811
  • Robert Fisk: Hypocrisy is exposed by the wind of change - Independent 10.02.1195812
  • Bahrain is Committed to Dialogue and Human Rights - Bahrain Monitor 31.05.1195818
  • Gulf activists call for democracy in region - Middle East Online 09.02.1195819
  • Sam Bahour: Palestine is the key to Arab democracy - Guardian 07.02.1195820
  • The shaping of a New World Order - Aljazeera 06.02.1195821
  • Clinton warns of 'perfect storm' - Aljazeera 05.02.1195826
  • How the Egyptian revolt will recast the Middle East - CSM 04.02.1195828
  • Mideast reform momentum hinges on Egypt - Korea Herald 06.02.1195829
  • Goufrane Mansour: It feels good to be Arab these days - Guardian 03.02.1195833
  • Revolution Is Bad for Business: No Quick Fix for Arab Youth's Economic Woes - Spiegel 03.02.1195834
  • Food and failed Arab states - Asia Times 02.02.1195835
  • Middle East Crisis Part IX – Social Network Users Call for Days of Rage in Yemen, Bahrain, Libya and Algeria - MEMRI 02.02.1195836
  • The Arab world's 1989 revolution? - Aljazeera 02.02.1195841
  • Slavoj Zizek: Why fear the Arab revolutionary spirit? - Guardian 01.02.1195842
  • The Second Arab Revolt: Winners and Losers - Immanuel Wallerstein 01.02.1195843
  • Leading article: The future of the Middle East is being decided in Cairo - Independent 31.01.1195849
  • Arab world transfixed by Egyptian protests - Washington Post 31.01.1195850
  • Upheaval exposes US weakness in Middle East - Dawn 30.01.1195851
  • Turkish role in Arab unrest put under microscope - Hürriyet 30.01.1195852
  • Fearless protesters challenge regimes around Middle East - LA Times 30.01.1195857
  • The Domino effect: Pan-Arab unrest (Video) - Aljazeera 29.01.1195858
  • We've waited for this revolution for years. Other despots should quail - Guardian 29.01.1195859
  • 'Domino revolutions' top EU agenda THIS WEEK - EUObserver 29.01.1195860
  • Al-Qaeda banks on the chaos theory - Asia Times 28.01.1195865
  • A new revolution may be changing the Arab world - Haaretz 28.01.1195866
  • Does Obama’s ‘Net Freedom Agenda’ Hurt The U.S.? - Wired 28.01.1195867
  • Summaya Al Khashab launches campaign to stop suicide - Al Bawaba 27.01.1195873
  • Iran urges Bahrain to prevent "foreign interference" - Reuters 14.03.1195874
  • Experts: Western reactions to Mid-East unrest belie commitment to democratization - Al-Masry Al-Youm 26.01.1195875
  • Robert Fisk: A new truth dawns on the Arab world - Independent 26.01.1195876
  • Factbox: Protests in North Africa and Middle East - Reuters 24.01.1195881
  • Can the internet deliver democracy? - Al Jazeera 22.01.1195883

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