Arab Spring
Yemen’s fractured power struggle deepens its humanitarian, political crisis - opinion
As Yemen fractures between competing power centers, millions face poverty and hunger.
Protests and power vacuums: What the Arab Spring can teach us about Iran's protests
Egyptian President Sisi issues orders to study a possible pardon for activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah
'The Great Betrayal': Revolutions rarely succeed in the first attempt - review
Grapevine: Do unto others…?
Social news from around the state.
Egypt to offer citizenship to foreigners for $400,000 deposit
It was not immediately clear what economic benefits a foreigner would obtain by acquiring citizenship.
Holidaying in Hurfeish
A round-up of places to visit
Senseless wars
Perhaps the grim reality of this war is that Syria has lost an entire generation of children, children who have seen nothing but carnage, grief, displacement and human misery.
Voices from the Arab Press: Growing Regional turmoil, threat of war
A weekly selection of opinions and analyses from the Arab media around the world.
Running virtually unopposed, Sisi wins Egypt's low turnout election
Critics say the contest recalled the kind of vote that kept Arab autocrats in power for decades before the 2011 Arab Spring.
Gaddafi’s son poses as unlikely savior for fractured Libya
The Arab Spring of 2011 is threatening to come full circle.
Israel isn't the epicenter of the violent storm that engulfs the Mideast
If we look objectively at the reality on the ground, it is not Israel that connects many of the Middle East’s trouble spots.
Middle Israel: 7 years later, drawing 4 conclusions from the Arab Spring
Seven years on, though the Arab Upheaval’s inferno is still raging, several conclusions must be drawn already now.
Seven years later: The Arab Spring's messy endings
Most in the region are not looking back at those momentous events. Instead, they are dealing with the aftereffects.
