Top Twitter Users to Follow for #SudanRevolts Carol Jean Gallo June 29, 2012 Who to follow on Twitter for the latest developments in the ongoing nationwide protests against the Sudanese government.
Why Sudanese Are Protesting in the Streets Carol Jean Gallo June 23, 2012 Protests erupted in Khartoum after the government announced austerity measures. But is that the only reason why so many Sudanese are demonstrating?
The Nobel Prize Speech for the Arab Spring Mark Leon Goldberg December 12, 2011 The Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech by Tawakkol Karman is the smartest, most intense, and deeply moving things I have read about the Arab Awakening over the last year.
Arab Spring Facts and Figures Mark Leon Goldberg June 10, 2011 It can sometimes be overwhelming to keep up with the pace of events in the Middle East these days, so we at UN Dispatch thought we might put together this quick cheat sheet on the Arab Spring.
Syrian Ambassador to France Resigns in Protest. Why This Could be a Game Changer Mark Leon Goldberg June 7, 2011 If Ambassador Chakkour's resignation ignites a widespread movement of Syrian diplomats, it could shake Russia and China from their hands-off approach to the Syria crisis and pave the way for eventual Security Council resolutions.
A Human Rights Catastrophe in the Middle East Mark Leon Goldberg June 2, 2011 It seems almost to cliche to say it, but the Arab Spring is transforming into a violent summer.
G8 And the Arab Spring Carol Jean Gallo May 28, 2011 The erratic manner in which the uprisings in the Middle East and elsewhere are being dealt with indicate that politics and national interests have driven the agenda and outcome of the G8 summit rather than a genuine desire to support democratic movements.
Why Bahrain Should to Be Front And Center in Obama’s Middle East Speech Mark Leon Goldberg May 19, 2011 Nowhere in the Arab world today does the Obama administration face a policy dilemma as vexing as it does toward Bahrain.
