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Algeria was the first Arab Spring country.
But the spring turned out to be fleeting.
Stein’s view, expressed in a speech earlier this spring, is that central banks should be less aggressive in their pursuit of full employment in an environment of heightened financial risk.
In historical terms, the Syrian crisis, not the Arab Spring, will most likely be regarded as the Middle East’s seminal event in this decade – and the crucible of the region’s future.
Gone is the simplistic view of a conflict pitting aspiring democrats against a grouchy dictator – the familiar (though not entirely accurate) narrative of the Arab Spring.
This spring Iranian wrestlers will visit Oklahoma, and the US and Iran will play football in Lyons, France, come June.
In the spring of 2009, speaking in Prague, Obama advanced a bold ambition: a world without nuclear weapons.
As the Arab Spring unfolds at different speeds in different countries, Turkey continues to urge Arab governments to undertake genuine reform.
Russia’s European HomeMOSCOW – Last spring, after Russia annexed Crimea and began intervening in eastern Ukraine, the United States and the European Union introduced sanctions against Russian individuals and businesses.
Oil prices are plummeting;Russia’s finance minister estimates that the country’s losses since last spring have surpassed $140 billion.
In fact, the Houthis had previously joined with Sunni tribes in the south of the country to help spark Yemen’s Arab Spring (a quaint – and not particularly accurate – description of the insurgency that led to the fall of President Ali Abdullah Saleh’s regime in 2011).
After the Arab Spring revolutions, for example, Egypt and Tunisia were expected to achieve comprehensive transformation within months.
Indeed, the violence in Syria demonstrates that Turkey’s capacity for autonomous action in its region has diminished over the course of the Arab Spring and following the withdrawal of American troops from Iraq.
After the Promised LandLONDON – At the height of the Arab uprisings last spring, many Europeans were gripped by nightmare visions of a tsunami of migrants crashing against the continent’s shores.
Certainly, the Zambians’ achievement cannot compete with the intervention in Libya or the drama of the Arab Spring.
State elections this spring will show whether the FDP maneuver lifts the party above the 5% electoral threshold needed to remain in parliament, or whether fear of certain death led them to political suicide.
To be sure, the EU’s 2015 deal with Turkey, combined with the closure of the Balkan route in the spring of 2016, has reduced the number of refugees reaching the EU from the southeast to a mere trickle.
The spring meetings of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund represent a pivotal moment for shifting the debate toward a second phase of post-crisis reform efforts – one that focuses on ensuring a healthy flow of financing to the real economy.
Last spring’s campaign against anyone who dared to worry about the long-run effects of high debt largely ignored the substantial academic literature, just as a remarkably similar recent challenge to Thomas Piketty’s research on inequality took no account of a larger body of evidence.
Then something happened last spring: my sister Emily discovered that she had cancer and had a double mastectomy.
Indeed, the Arab Spring is turning into an Arab Winter.
The turning point in this spring’s euro panic came when big holders of reserve currencies signaled that they saw the need for the euro as an alternative to the increasingly problematic dollar and the equally vulnerable yen.
In the wake of the defeat of the EU’s Constitutional Treaty in France and the Netherlands this spring, many say that Europe’s decade-old promise cannot and should not be kept.
Libya’s Unwilling RevolutionariesTRIPOLI – Egypt is not the only place where the bright hopes of the Arab Spring are fading.
Other countries in the region, and beyond, should embrace the Arab Spring.
The real question is whether Israel’s leadership is capable of using new, non-military tools to address the anti-Israeli rage that has gained momentum across the region in the wake of the Arab Spring.
Indeed, Israel is now in a strategic trap, owing not only to the Arab Spring, but also to its own diplomatic blunders, particularly the disintegration of its alliance with Turkey.
This spring, Trump let it be known that he wanted the special counsel running that investigation, Robert Mueller, a former FBI director who is highly respected by both parties, to be fired.
Both Darling and Osborne faced a balance of risks in the spring of 2010.
The US may be cautious about overextending itself in the Middle East, but that reflects its experience with the costly invasion of Iraq and the general turmoil of the Arab Spring revolutions, rather than illusions that shale produces political “energy independence.”
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