Libya’s journey to democracy may not have been easy, but on the 2nd anniversary of the revolution Libyans had much to celebrate in staving off civil war whilst being flooded with arms and keeping unity within the nation. Could this be the real second revolution?
The protests and riots that have erupted over Egypt to mark the anniversary of the revolution are a stark contrast the to the situation in neighbouring Tunisia with peaceful celebration and street parties.
After President Morsi’s Constitutional Declaration providing him with unprecedented sweeping powers, the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt faces unprecedented protests. Is this a sign of its political weakness?
In what is being described as the third wave of the Egyptian revolution, Egyptians across the country have taken to the streets again to demonstrate that they are more than willing to take down another tyrant in the making.
So I have just finished reading the Bahrain government’s follow up report to the Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry Report. I was…