Revolution
Islamic Republic has no option but to wage war to survive, Iranian student says - interview
Minoo, a left-wing student at a university in Tehran, told The Media Line that the January uprising "demonstrated how millions of people...could overthrow the regime."
Pahlavi remains Iran’s main opposition figure, lack of US backing causing failure at regime change
Celebrating the ‘United States of Possibility,' and an Israel of impossible possibles - opinion
Aurelius Capital director-general warns of a military revolution as wars grow longer, deadlier
George Washington's first letter to a US Jewish community to be auctioned
The address was a response to a statement made by Levi Sheftall, of the Sephardi Jewish community in Savannah, Georgia, who thanked the president for supporting religious tolerance.
Leader of Myanmar shadow civilian gov't vows resistance to junta rule
The CRPH has declared the junta a "terrorist organization."
New TAU program prepares students for the cyber revolution - here's how
"When people think of cyber, they think of cyberattacks, but we are trying to break out of this outdated perception," says head of the new program Prof. Eviatar Matania.
War coin trove linked to ancient rebellion led by Queen Boudicca found in UK
The coins date to about 40-50 CE, matching up well with the timeline of the queen's revolt in eastern England in either 60 or 61 AD against the occupying Romans.
Tunisians stage sit-ins at vital industrial sites, protest ailing economy
Government’s failure to implement reforms promised after Jasmine Revolution behind the unrest, experts say.
Which non-violent revolutions will succeed?
But all the non-violent uprisings of the 2010-2011 Arab Spring, except Tunisia’s ended up being crushed by military coups or civil wars
Belarus will reciprocate if sanctions imposed, Lukashenko says
EU ministers are currently considering travel bans and asset freezes on up to 20 people responsible for a crackdown on demonstrators.
Could Belarus turn out to be another win for nonviolence?
Events in Belarus could go quite smoothly if Lukashenko accepts that exile is his best remaining option.
West African mediators arrive in Mali seeking reversal of coup
The presidents of Ivory Coast and Guinea are among those pushing for a tough response.
'Revolutionary' lyrics censored from patriotic song in Lebanon
A choir singing "Ya Beirut" replaced the lyrics "revolution is born from the womb of sorrows" with "la la la la la."
