| Tunisia honors birthplace of Arab Spring CBS News Tunisians celebrate on December 17, 2011 in Sidi Bouzid’s Mohamed Bouazizi Square, named after the fruit seller whose self-immolation one year ago today sparked the revolution that ousted a dictator and ignited the Arab Spring. (FETHI BELAID/AFP/Getty … |
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| Arab Spring Anniversary: Calls for change still strong in Tunisia RT It is the first anniversary of Tunisia’s street protests, which saw the regime toppled and elections held. But for some, there is little to show for the effort. RT’s Irina Galushko has traveled to Tunisia’s Sidi Bouzid — the site of the first clashes … |
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| The “Arab Spring” Effect Huffington Post Nine months into the “Arab Spring,” we surveyed public opinion in seven Arab countries and Iran, asking over 6000 respondents about their primary political concerns and their degree of satisfaction with the pace of change taking place in their … |
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| Arab Spring Marks First Anniversary The Mark It seems like just yesterday Mohamed Bouazizi’s self-immolation unwittingly set off theArab Spring on December 17, 2010. Today, on the anniversary of the young Tunisian fruit vendor’s death, thousands are rallying in Tunisia to commemorate his life. … |
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