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Cooperation between Arabs and Europeans could lead to a new renaissance
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Eighteen Days That Shook the Middle East – Part II

From culture to politics – what happens in Egypt spreads throughout the Middle East
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Revolution in Tunisia and Egypt is incomplete, but tremors are being felt from Algeria to Yemen
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The Arab Rising – Part III

Instability in Egypt and release of Palestinian Papers threaten the Israeli-Palestinian peace process
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The Arab Rising – Part II

Suppression of democratic demands at home doesn’t stop Iran from backing Egyptian uprising
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Concerned about stability and friendly ties with Arab regimes, US overlooked popular discontent
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