Six months after the beginning of the revolution for freedom and dignity on 17 December 2010 in the city of Sidibouzid, a new martyr fell yesterday, 17 July, in the

During the last several weeks, we have unfortunately witnessed many indications of deterioration in the security of many regions in the country, misuse of the gift of freedom, and a

Over the last few days, youth groups on facebook have been mobilising for a third sit-in at the Kasba on Friday 15th of July to protest at the government's policies.

Despite the absence of any prospects for reform in Syria, and the Syrian regime's resort to a policy of brutal repression, the pace of the mass movement has escalated in

Lebanon's Hezbollah militant group is preparing for a possible war with Israel to relieve perceived Western pressure to topple Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, its guardian ally, sources close to the

As the Arab Spring continues, apprehension surrounds the region following the anticipated court hearings of the ousted Ben Ali of Tunisia and the upcoming trial of the deposed Mubarak of

The National Endowment for Democracy Centre in the US will be honouring Tunisian and Egyptian activists in a ceremony to be held Wednesday June 22.

Disregarding ideological differences, Jordan’s Muslim Brotherhood offshoot the Islamic Action Front and leftist parties formed a National Reform Front to combat corruption.

The Arab revolutions have challenged many conceptions about change in the Arab world. They have also challenged perspectives regarding several key players in the region, including Al Qaeda and other

Syria's exiled Muslim Brotherhood offshoot called on Syrians to take to the streets to demand freedom.