Tag Archives: Revolution
Listen — Iran: The protests, Islam and women
Time for political change and social unity in Ethiopia
Graham Peebles says a new Ethiopian prime minister and spurious reforms will not silence the cries for change, and that what is needed is the lifting of the state of emergency, general elections, the release of political prisoners, and unity among all ethnic groups and tribes. Read more [...]
Ethiopia: Final days of the ruling regime
Graham Peebles welcomes the demise of the Ethiopian regime, arguing that the people have a common foe, a unified cause and a shared purpose and, no matter what the regime does, this time they will not be stopped. Read more [...]
The times they are a changing: Brexit, Trump and lots of anger
Graham Peebles argues that despite the turmoil that is breaking the sclerotic political moulds in the US, UK and elsewhere, "these are wonderful times for democracy and politics" which will lead to fundamental social and economic change. Read more [...]
Rumblings of mounting discontent among Israelis and Palestinians
James Dorsey says the fabric of Israeli and Palestinian societies is being eroded by a conflict to which a solution seems distant and by societies and leaderships incapable and unwilling to listen to a Palestinian youth whose prospects are dim. Read more [...]
Chaos in Jerusalem is a warning of things to come
Jonathan Cook argues that the chaotic violence of the past weeks in occupied Jerusalem and other parts of the occupied Palestinian territories “looks like a warning from the future – a future Israel is hurtling towards”. Read more [...]
Israel lights the touchpaper at Al-Aqsa again
Jonathan Cook argues that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s continuing pandering to his far-right constituency over Jerusalem’s holy sites, coupled with the Palestinian Authority’s helplessness, mean that “Palestinian youths will continue reaching for the humble stone”. Read more [...]
Libya in the stranglehold of Islamist thugs
Nureddin Sabir argues that Libya may has passed the point of no return, just as Somalia and the Democratic Republic of Congo had done before it, and is now a failed state. Read more [...]
The die still to be cast for Egypt’s revolution
Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood likes Read more [...]
The stillbirth of the new Libya
Nureddin Sabir paints a dismal picture of the prospects for his native Libya, now a crumbling, lawless, failed state where Islamist militias have filled in the post-Gaddafi political and security vacuum. Read more [...]