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Will London Olympics influence Arab Spring?

Posted on 27/07/2012 by matisak

If you check this article it is about athletes who were part of of the Arab Spring and will attend the London Olympics.

Filed under: Middle East, Politics | Tagged: Arab Spring, James Denselow, Jeffrey VanDenBerg, Kristian Coates Ulrichsen, London Olympics, MENA region, Middle East, Wayne White | Leave a Comment »

The role of NATO in Libya

Posted on 23/08/2011 by matisak

As it really seems seems Gaddafi’s regime is finished will the chairman of the NTC Mustafa Abdul Jalil lead the country?

Filed under: Military, Politics, Security | Tagged: Daniel Serwer, James Denselow, Libya, Military, Muammar Gaddafi, NATO, North Africa, Politics, Scott Hibbard, Wayne White | Leave a Comment »

Will Bashar Assad negotiate?

Posted on 25/04/2011 by matisak

Despite the strength of the regime’s tools of suppression, it is still uncertain as to whether the Assad regime will survive.

Filed under: Middle East, Politics | Tagged: Bashar Assad, Ellen Lust, Joshua Landis, Middle East, Syria, Wayne White | Leave a Comment »

Who is next after Tunisia and Egypt?

Posted on 12/02/2011 by matisak

Here are some answers.

Filed under: Africa, Asia, Middle East, Politics | Tagged: Ahron Bregman, Arab World, Democracy, Egypt, Jonathan Schanzer, Middle East, Noah Bassil, Northern Africa, Politics, Ragui Assaad, Revolution, Tunisia, Wayne White | 2 Comments »

Future of Egypt is in the hands of Egyptians

Posted on 30/01/2011 by matisak

Will Mubarak do something mature?

Filed under: Africa, Middle East, Politics | Tagged: Egypt, Hosni Mobarak, Middle East, Mohammad ElBaradei, Politics, US foreign policy, Wayne White | Leave a Comment »

Operation Desert Storm began 20 years ago

Posted on 16/01/2011 by matisak

Saddam has shown very bad timing for the occupation of Kuwait.

Filed under: Global Politics, History, Iraq, Middle East, Military, Politics, Security, United States | Tagged: Cold War, Conflict, Desert Storm, Global Politics, Gulf War, History, Iraq, Iraq War, James Lee Ray, Kuwait, Middle East, Military, Robert Citino, Saddam Hussain, Security, Security policy, United States, War, Wayne White | Leave a Comment »

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