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Tag Archives: Libya
Never Angry Enough
I don’t know about you, but when I watched the scenes from Benghazi last Friday, as thousands of Libyans stormed the headquarters of Islamist group Ansar el-Sharia, leading to their eviction from the city, it felt quite overwhelming. The militia … Continue reading
Posted in Arab World, Corruption, Lebanon, Libya
Tagged Arab Revolution, Arab world, Banque du Liban, Benghazi, Electoral Reform, Freedom of Speech, Lebanon, Libya, Revolution, Syria
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Failure of the Arab Revolution?
Nobody with the smallest amount of common sense should disagree that the reactions to the “Innocence of Islam” movie were simply senseless. Of course, it could have remained violent and lawless, had it not been for the sad unfolding of … Continue reading
Posted in Arab Revolution, Arab World, Egypt, Libya, Tunisia
Tagged Al Qaeda, Arab Revolution, Arab world, Benghazi, Democracy, Egypt, Freedom, Innocence of Muslims, Islam, Libya, Secularism, Syria, Tunisia
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