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Qatar-based Al Jazeera may be completely responsible for the lack of productivity amongst university students, in many different disciplines, all over the world.
Al Jazeera and Others Visualizing Twitter and Unrest | TechChange | The Institute for Technology and Social Change
On December 17, a 26 year old Tunisian man named Mohamed Bouazizi reached the end of his rope.
Ethan Zuckerman What if Tunisia had a revolution, but nobody watched?
Tunisia and Egypt promised G8 help on path to democracy | World news | The Guardian
French president Nicolas Sarkozy in Deauville where he was among the G8 leaders who put together the aid package for Tunisia and Egypt.Tunisia
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Tahrir Squared | Multiplying the Tahir Square effect
Arab spring: an interactive timeline of Middle East protests | World news | guardian.co.uk
In December 2010, a man in Tunisia burned himself to death in protest at his treatment by police. What followed was an extraordinary year as pro-democracy rebellions erupted across the Middle East. Our interactive timeline traces key eventsPrès d'un demi-million de réfugiés de toutes nationalités ont quitté la Libye depuis février, principalement vers la Tunisie et l'Égypte.
L’exil des réfugiés de Libye raconté par les données » OWNI, News, Augmented
Amnésie européenne » Article » OWNI, Digital Journalism
Les réactions inquiètes des Européens aux révolutions en cours de l'autre côté de la Méditerranée ont parfois des relents d'islamophobie. Elles témoignent surtout d'une vision revisitée de leur propre histoire. Jamais la défiance envers les révolutions n’aura été si forte.Il y a tout juste six ans, le Centre d’analyse et de prévision ( CAP ) du ministère des Affaires étrangères rédigeait une note qui annonçait largement les événements actuels dans le monde arabe. Elle est restée lettre morte.
Moyen-Orient : la note que le gouvernement a ignorée | Rue89
Wikileaks IRL : retour sur le ‘Bastille Day’ Egyptien | ReadWriteWeb French edition
Tunisians didn't need any more reasons to protest when they took to the streets these past weeks -- food prices were rising, corruption was rampant, and unemployment was staggering. But we might also count Tunisia as the first time that WikiLeaks pushed people over the brink.
The First WikiLeaks Revolution? | WikiLeaked
That was half a year ago.
Call to arms - Boston.com
Révolutions, or noir : la fin du monde ?
Révolutions, or noir : la fin du monde ?
That’s the claim the “Arab Spring” movement that erupted across the Middle East is a result of his policy to promote democracy by invading Iraq and forcing regime change there. Allegedly, current events vindicate Bush.
Don’t credit Bush for Arab Spring - NashuaTelegraph.com
Les femmes, actrices essentielles dans les révolutions arabes

