This issue has already been discussed on this blog See: https://jtdevinemta.wordpress.com/2014/10/15/isis-has-almost-no-popular-support-in-egypt-saudi-arabia-or-lebanon-washington-institute/ However it is worth reiterating the point: “The findings were stark: Not many Arabs
Tag: Tunisia
Did data miss the Arab Uprisings? -World Bank
“What we saw in both Egypt and Tunisia, as well as in other countries who witnessed unrest including Bahrain and Syria, with this behavioral
Congress presses Tunisia on security sector reform -al Monitor
“While Tunisia has earned high marks for enacting a new constitution and holding free presidential and parliamentary elections, critics have called for a revamp of
Tunisia Is Still a Success -The Atlantic
Tunisia has declared a state of emergency after the June 26th attack in Sousse, and the UK has advised all British citizens to leave the
Post Arab-Spring Elections -BBC
Bahrain has just held elections, but the Shi’a opposition dismissed them as a sham and boycotted the process: “Bahrain holds disputed election amid Shia boycott
Tunisian elections bring hope in uncertain times -Washington Post
“Sunday’s elections were enormously significant precisely because they were seemingly uneventful. The turnout was unexpectedly high, reaching over 60 percent of registered voters. Voting was