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The Arab Spring at Five

Introduction

How will history look back on what came to be known as the Arab Spring?

Gideon Rose

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The Arab Spring at Five Mar 14, 2016 Snapshot

Introduction

How will history look back on what came to be known as the Arab Spring?

Gideon Rose

The Arab Spring at Five Feb 24, 2016 Letter From

After Libya, a Rush for Gold and Guns

Since the ouster of Colonel Muammar Qadaffi in 2011, southern Libya and areas in Chad, just across the border, have turned into an attractive playground for cross...

Jérôme Tubiana

The Arab Spring at Five Feb 16, 2016 Snapshot

Saudi Arabia's Modern Islamists

Saudi Arabia has used money and diplomacy to thwart the rise of Islamists who are committed to political reform and whose reinterpretation of Islamic texts support...

Madawi al-Rasheed

The Arab Spring at Five Feb 9, 2016 Snapshot

Algeria After the Arab Spring

Five years after the Arab Spring, Algeria, Africa’s biggest country, has maintained some semblance of stability. But with oil prices falling and Bouteflika in poor...

Yahia H. Zoubir

Algerians chant and dance while holding rifles at the opening of an event at Algiers, June 4, 2006.

The Arab Spring at Five Feb 8, 2016 Snapshot

Ankara’nın Başarısızlığı

Among the most optimistic about the Arab Spring were the leaders of Turkey, who saw the upheaval as an opportunity to realize their neo-Ottoman dream of positioning...

Jonathan Schanzer ve Merve Tahiroglu

A demonstrator waves Turkey's national flag as he sits on a monument during a protest against Turkey's Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan and his ruling AKP in central Ankara, June 2, 2013.

The Arab Spring at Five Feb 7, 2016 Snapshot

The Next Front Against ISIS

Any strategy to tackle ISIS should first aim at bridging Libyan political divides and channeling assistance in a way that promotes cooperation between rival forces.

Frederic Wehrey and Wolfram Lacher

Smoke from an oil fire in Es Sider, in Ras Lanuf, Libya, January 6, 2016. Firefighters have extinguished two fires at oil storage tanks at Libya's Ras Lanuf terminal, but blazes continue at five tanks in the nearby port of Es Sider after attacks this week

The Arab Spring at Five Feb 2, 2016 Snapshot

Decay of the Dictatorships

The Sisi regime and its counterparts across the region are entering a process of decay, which they will not survive. Simply put, in an increasingly connected and...

Muhammad Mansour

Security forces stand guard in Alexandria during the fifth anniversary of the uprising that ended the 30-year reign of Hosni Mubarak, Egypt, January 25, 2016.

The Arab Spring at Five Jan 31, 2016 Snapshot

Tumult in Tunisia

Tunisia, the Arab Spring’s lone success story, finds itself seeking to entrench its hard-won democracy at a time when most Tunisians believe that democracy has failed...

Brian Klaas

The Arab Spring at Five Jan 25, 2016 Snapshot

Ankara's Failure

Among the most optimistic about the Arab Spring were the leaders of Turkey, who saw the upheaval as an opportunity to realize their neo-Ottoman dream of positioning...

Jonathan Schanzer and Merve Tahiroglu

A demonstrator waves Turkey's national flag as he sits on a monument during a protest against Turkey's Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan and his ruling AKP in central Ankara, June 2, 2013.

The Arab Spring at Five Jan 25, 2016 Snapshot

Did Sisi Save Egypt?

From the perspective of Sisi and Egypt’s military, the uprising threatened to bring down not only Egypt’s president but its entire social and political order. Averting...

Nathan Brown and Yasser El-Shimy

A soldier stands guard outside a school in Qalyubiyah governorate near Cairo, Egypt, November 22, 2015.

The Arab Spring at Five Jan 24, 2016 Snapshot

Egypt's Durable Arab Spring

Confronted with another social media campaign urging Egyptians to take to the streets on January 25, the president is worried that the kind of popular uprising that...

Marina Ottaway and David Ottaway

A journalist shouts slogans against Interior Ministry during a protest against the detention of Ahmed Ramadan, a photojournalist with Egyptian private newspaper "Tahrir", in front of the Syndicate of Journalists in Cairo, Egypt August 17, 2015.

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