After the Arab uprisings of 2011, King Abdullah bin Abd al-Aziz requested the religious establishment's support to thwart the challenges that the uprisings posed to Saudi Arabia.
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The uprisings across the Arab world eight years ago are still reverberating across North Africa, but the renewed unrest shows that the problems that led to the earlier uprisings remain.
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That "refinement" has been the problem — eliciting periodic uprisings.
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They feared that the uprisings might spread to the Gulf.
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Iranians look around their region and see only failed uprisings.
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None of the other uprisings came to a happy end.
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Go deeper: South America's uprisings are about more than politics
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But the uprisings are soaking up political time and attention.
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Many specialists now view the uprisings as a landmark event.
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Other small uprisings have taken place before being put down.
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Go deeper: South America's uprisings are about more than politics
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Both fled from Daraa, Syria, where uprisings mushroomed against the government.
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The uprising in France helped trigger similar uprisings across the continent.
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Warfare is expensive, and citizens in tyrannies struggle to organise uprisings.
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And union-led strikes and labor uprisings were interpreted as communistic.
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In the Middle East, wars and uprisings to institute democracy failed.
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In 1959 and 1984, Hassan II crushed uprisings in the Rif.
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When protests inspired by uprisings in Egypt, Libya, and Tunisia hit
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Despite prominent social movements and uprisings, support for democracy is eroding.
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Cuba, for its part, would not sponsor guerrilla uprisings in Mexico.
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Today, we need more uprisings — in the street and at home.
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Similar uprisings among conservatives nearly destroyed Senator John McCain's presidential campaign.
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When the robot uprisings come, you'll be the last to go.
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One prominent trait they share is a fear of popular uprisings.
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And with the beautiful uprisings of Black Lives Matter, still we rise.
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Well, it's not to give humanity an advantage during future robot uprisings.
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But the authorities were more thorough in the aftermath of the uprisings.
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Other than Tunisia, none of the uprisings came to a happy end.
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Angel Pagan and Posey scored two runs apiece in the early uprisings.
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PELHAM "Creative Dissent: Arts of the Arab Spring Uprisings." through June 4.
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And second, these are the kinds of uprisings that break leadership teams.
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We were deeply moved by the student uprisings in Paris and Berlin.
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Since the 20th century, it has experienced several wars, uprisings, and invasions.
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The amnesty applied to Mr. Trillanes's role in two brief, bloodless uprisings.
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It enabled, some believed, the Arab Spring uprisings in the Middle East.
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Sometimes this meant studying organized revolts, like slave rebellions or peasant uprisings.
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Regimes that appeared stable can suddenly crumble when corruption fuels popular uprisings.
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The Arab uprisings in 2011 seemed to temporarily sideline the sectarian narrative.
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Many have echoed slogans used in the Muslim world's "Arab Spring" uprisings.
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If Biden wins the White House but doesn't deliver real benefits for disaffected working-class Trumpians and disillusioned young Bernie Bros, then the populist uprisings of 2024 will make the populist uprisings of today look genteel by comparison.
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Even as other Western nations ceased support when extremists took over the uprisings or, as in the case of Egypt, a counterrevolution ousted the elected Islamist government, Turkey supported the Islamist-leaning groups that emerged from the uprisings.
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It's not these organic uprisings that we've seen through the last several decades.
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The protests eventually gave rise to the Arab Spring uprisings across North Africa.
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When they started the uprisings, everybody was saying: 'Syrians will not come [out].
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The reaction to Brexit and other populist uprisings is one example of this.
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Los Angeles was in violent civil uprisings after a jury had acquitted Sgt.
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Awda had come out in support of the uprisings that swept the region.
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And it has safe-guarded itself against tribal uprisings by prioritizing local support.
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He rattles off the list of uprisings and wars without a moment's hesitation.
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That much, at least, should have become clear from the uprisings of 2011.
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Since the end of the Arab uprisings Western countries have reembraced regional dictators.
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She has published work on the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings and authoritarian governments.
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He was arrested twice during uprisings and would spend four years in prison.
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The party says such uprisings are a template of Western plans for China.
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Despite antigovernment uprisings in 2004 and 2014, the country's fundamental character remains unchanged.
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The hopes inspired by the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011 soured long ago.
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The course of preceding popular uprisings in French history may be against him.
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Those uprisings left a mixed legacy, with only Tunisia emerging as a democracy.
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But Arafat rejected the offer, and he too called for violent uprisings instead.
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Marx wrote "The Communist Manifesto" just as those uprisings were getting under way.
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During the 1999 and 2009 uprisings, the protesters enjoyed support from powerful reformists.
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There have been some small uprisings against Maduro from within the security forces.
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It seems like uprisings and riots are another way to bleed the patient.
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Kyrgyzstan has been politically volatile: presidents were deposed by uprisings in 2005 and 2010.
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The Obama administration vastly accelerated the campaign in Yemen after the Arab Spring uprisings.
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Only in Tunisia was the hope of the uprisings fulfilled to a significant degree.
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Yet, as other countries have found out, populist uprisings often come with little warning.
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She witnessed historic moments in the Arab Spring uprisings and still speaks some Arabic.
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So as the Yellow Turbans gain ground, they inspire more uprisings in nearby territory.
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Twitter has long positioned itself as a facilitator of political discourse and even uprisings.
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The protests resumed in 2008 and peaked soon after the Arab uprisings in 19703.
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As historians have told me, this is what leads to urban uprisings and riots.
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Among popular uprisings were mob violence in Ireland and a resurgence of witchcraft trials.
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Countries that did not follow China in unblocking access to Satyr saw mass uprisings.
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Germany's Weimar Republic was hit by assassinations and violent left- and right-wing uprisings.
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Heavy social spending helped Algeria calm protests during the Arab Spring uprisings in 2011.
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It's not these organic uprisings that we have seen over the last several decades.
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That was less than two years before the popular uprisings shook the Arab world.
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"I just don't know why there aren't uprisings all over the country," Pelosi said.
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What's next: Iranian law enforcement will likely continue cracking down to deter future uprisings.
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Qatar had incensed Riyadh by cheering Arab Spring uprisings against some autocratic Arab rulers.
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In a time of populist uprisings across the world, the Yellow Vests are different.
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Whenever we've had great uprisings, black artists have always been a response to that.
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But Saudi Arabia, for now, is not witnessing the violent uprisings seen in Iran.
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The guideline updates follow a tumultuous few years at the company concerning employee uprisings.
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After the chaos of two uprisings, many credit it with restoring law and order.
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Failed uprisings in Bahrain and eastern Saudi Arabia were followed by years-long crackdowns.
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Yes, 3.5 percent is the average of what we've needed in uprisings since 1900.
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In recent years, Mr. Maduro has faced small uprisings by the nation's security forces.
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Less than a decade ago, as popular uprisings swept the Middle East, Western leaders cautiously heralded the advance of the region's democrats; as the uprisings faltered, it did not take long for developed powers to renew their embrace of the region's autocrats.
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Morsi was elected in 2012 after the Arab Spring uprisings ousted longtime President Hosni Mubarak.
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That resulted in numerous uprisings by Parisian tailors who felt a threat to their work.
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These anti-elitist uprisings undermine respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law.
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It is just as vital to promote reform in countries that have survived the uprisings.
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Arab frustration with the Obama administration welled up during the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011.
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Sudan has a long history of street uprisings, two of which brought down the government.
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Periodic uprisings that replace one figurehead with another, hopefully better, figurehead have not been enough.
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One hundred years ago today, one of the century's most momentous uprisings hit St. Petersburg.
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The mass uprisings prompted the resignation of Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi late last month.
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His last such sermon was in 2012, during the Arab Spring uprisings in the region.
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That Iranian women have played a unique role in these uprisings is not a coincidence.
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These are uncertain times, and no nation is safe from these kinds of populist uprisings.
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Curiously, monarchies were more resilient to the strains and stresses of these uprisings than republics.
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Their frustrated accounts illuminate some subtexts for the rock-throwing boys of the Palestinian uprisings.
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This sentiment, experts previously told me, underplays the real anger behind riots and urban uprisings.
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And much of the feedback he gets tends to reflect the fear of robot uprisings.
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Some have likened the protests to Sudan's previous uprisings against military dictatorships, in 1964 and 1985.
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Even before the two Palestinian uprisings, of 1987 and 2000, Israeli military rule was hardly gentle.
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Blackfyre, Brightroar, Dark Sister and several others have been lost in various uprisings, skirmishes or wars.
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And regimes in China and Russia censor their citizens from social media to avoid such uprisings.
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In the first four, financial manias erupted, until the bubbles burst and led to populist uprisings.
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It's arguably the main reason for Zappos' success, and it's a driving force behind political uprisings.
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The Arab uprisings of 2011 showed a thirst for change among the young, says Mr Khouri.
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Although he had welcomed earlier uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt, he flinched when Syria's turn came.
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It has mostly escaped the violent upheaval of other states in the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings.
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Extreme military and police brutality could lead to major uprisings, including violence and bloodshed, experts warn.
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Those efforts gained new urgency from 26, when the Arab Spring uprisings swept the Middle East.
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Arab uprisings and military interventions across the region have caused civil wars and spawned terrorist groups.
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Drew said that he was told the University of Canterbury's buildings were constructed after student uprisings.
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In 1988 the military junta in Burma brutally cracked down on a wave of peaceful uprisings.
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They found that eight of ten large uprisings happened within two years of a volcanic eruption.
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Since the Arab uprisings in 2011, Lebanon has largely avoided the conflicts sweeping the Middle East.
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Egypt was enduring uprisings that ended with the country's leader Hosni Mubarak being removed from office.
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Longstanding anger at the government has erupted into one of the nation's biggest uprisings in decades.
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The Arab Spring, which saw uprisings across the region in 2.63, provided Qatar with an opening.
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Mass uprisings of the peasantry resulted from the Soviet state's draconian methods of procuring grain supplies.
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He retired in 1968, as the May uprisings in Paris threatened to disrupt the old order.
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Though an uneasy calm now holds, the haphazard nature of the agreement could encourage future uprisings.
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Student uprisings in East Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and Boston were all met with violent police repression.
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The mass uprisings prompted the resignation of former Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi late last month.
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Mr. Erdogan has presented himself as a champion of the Arab Spring uprisings and the Islamist political parties that once appeared poised to ride those revolts to power; Prince Mohammed is the anchor of an alliance of Arab authoritarians who have sought to stamp out those uprisings.
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UNINDENTIFIED FEMALE: I just don&apost even know why there aren&apost uprisings all over the country.
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He replied shortly after and asked her to mail him books about civil uprisings and the Nazis.
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Russia and China also hold joint exercises between internal security forces trained to put down such uprisings.
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But in Lebanon, which was spared the effects of the 2011 Arab uprisings, the sentiment resonates differently.
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After young Arabs used smartphones to organise the uprisings of the Arab Spring, despots everywhere grew nervous.
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Memories of the uprisings run deep in China and are cause for all kinds of political machinations.
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The campaign was inspired by the social-media fueled uprisings in places such as Egypt and Tunisia.
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Mexico's largely antiquated, overcrowded and poorly guarded prisons have been the scenes of frequent riots and uprisings.
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Myanmar's military took power in a 230 coup, and brutally suppressed pro-democracy uprisings during its rule.
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When the uprisings began in late 2010 and early 2011, the romance of the barricades was infectious.
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Pop culture is filled with examples of robot overlords and android uprisings; of artificial intelligence gone bad.
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"Popular uprisings across history and in this contemporary period are emblematic of the youth," Ruya's statement continued.
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The uprisings of the Arab Spring erupted from widespread frustrations with stagnant, autocratic politics and economic lethargy.
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Turkey considers the Kurdistan Worker's Party (PKK) a terrorist group because of violent uprisings against Turkish authority.
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Mao welcomed the campaigns to suppress minority uprisings within China's borders as practice for war in Tibet.
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In fact, it overlapped with other tensions: in labor unions, public education, housing, anti-colonial uprisings abroad.
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That illusion was shattered when Mr. Qaddafi ferociously suppressed his father's opponents during the Arab Spring uprisings.
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The Emirates worked in tandem with Saudi Arabia to try to turn back the Arab Spring uprisings.
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Believe it or not, the nativist revolution they call for resembles the left-wing uprisings of 1968.
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It is also a grim, late act in the Arab Spring uprisings that broke out in 2011.
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As the threat of Nazi uprisings dissipated, the United States withdrew a substantial number of its troops.
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In some countries, protesters and voters have used social media to organize during elections or social uprisings.
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The Arab Spring uprisings had toppled several autocrats, and political Islamists were rising to fill the vacuum.
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Political and social instability is challenging policy makers as populist uprisings spread from one region to another.
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For a while after the 2011 uprisings, it seemed that Arab countries might share a unified fate.
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Whether or not either of these centrist uprisings results in a shift in power, their message resonates.
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The context changed dramatically, though, when the US chose their misogynist president and the feminist uprisings increased.
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Palestinian uprisings erupted in 1987 and in 2000, the latter after the failure of U.S.-sponsored peace talks.
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It is unlikely there will be uprisings in the streets of Shanghai if Kentucky bourbon gets more expensive.
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There will be no uprisings from the lower class on her watch — well, at least not right away.
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And when Britain and France grabbed the Ottomans' Arab lands, their suppression of uprisings cost thousands more lives.
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But they are divided politically, reflecting a long history of uprisings for autonomy that have repeatedly been crushed.
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Iranians look around their region and see only failed uprisings … another [revolution] is probably not in the offing.
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Algeria was relatively untouched when the 2011 "Arab Spring" uprisings swept away veteran autocrats in the Arab world.
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Like the era before the uprisings, the "new Middle East" is still authoritarian, but it is also unstable.
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Algeria was relatively untouched when the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings swept away veteran autocrats in the Arab world.
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Like the Middle East, how many volcanic uprisings are right now simmering unseen below a seemingly serene surface?
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But the SNB — mindful of recent populist uprisings against executive pay and tax reforms — is taking no chances.
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Uprisings in 2009, 2011, and 2016 resulted in injuries, restrictions, and human rights abuses against Kashmiris, as well.
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In response, Dr. Gause said, "Saddam's regime became explicitly sectarian," widening Sunni-Shiite divides to deter future uprisings.
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Algeria was relatively unscathed by the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings that toppled veteran autocrats across the Middle East.
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Moscow also failed to incite popular uprisings in the Kharkiv and Odessa regions — but that is not surprising.
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Clearly, these governments learned nothing from the Arab Spring, Green Revolution, or other popular uprisings across the region.
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Oil dependent states that have suffered from years of conflict, uprisings or sanctions will pay the heaviest price.
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But he was enthusiastic about the uprisings that broke out across much of the Arab world in 2011.
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Here's what you need to know about the crisis and how the recent uprisings can provide some context.
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Washington has hoped to foment public uprisings leading to regime change; Tehran has sought compliance and regime durability.
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He outlived other Arab leaders who were left dead or deposed by uprisings and civil wars since 21.
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Mr. Trillanes, a former naval officer, led two uprisings against government corruption and was granted amnesty in 2011.
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Bahrain has been repeatedly roiled by protests among its Shiite majority since the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011.
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Sunni monarchies like the United Arab Emirates, fearing uprisings at home, consolidated behind Saudi leadership and against Qatar.
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The result may be a world where popular uprisings lose their prominence, becoming simply part of the landscape.
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Over time, most of those uprisings collapsed into violence or brought about results far from their original goals.
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And Qatar's support for the Arab Spring uprisings and for the Muslim Brotherhood has angered countries including Egypt.
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But it&aposs clear now that these uprisings aren&apost just about a few dimes here and there.
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But that made all the more impressive the many popular uprisings on behalf of liberty and free expression.
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Some 200 have been resettled in recent years amid growing civil strife since popular uprisings began in 2012.
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The Syrian war began as peaceful pro-democracy protests that erupted as part of the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings.
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October 1950 - In protest of Public Law 600, Puerto Rican nationalists lead armed uprisings in several Puerto Rican towns.
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He seems unconcerned by the president's atrocious human-rights record, and has indeed condemned the Arab uprisings of 2011.
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There may be more "uprisings" or "unrest," but one thing will be clear: It will be a human tragedy.
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It avoided the turmoil of the Arab Spring uprisings that engulfed its North African neighbors Tunisia, Libya and Egypt.
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Executives previously said that the labor uprisings would reduce profits by 5 cents per share in the first quarter.
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Optimists note that complaints about corruption, unemployment and the lack of prospects fuelled the "Arab spring" uprisings in 2011.
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Saudi Arabia brutally repressed protests during the Arab Spring in 2011, when uprisings sprung up across the Middle East.
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When the Arab Spring uprisings rolled around in 2011, al-Nimr ardently supported anti-government protests in Saudi Arabia.
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Twitter has been a popular platform for news in the kingdom since the Arab Spring uprisings began in 22018.
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In both, the Chinese Communists used military might to crush popular uprisings, and both involved egregious massacres of civilians.
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This, along with rampant corruption of the Catholic Church, saw Protestant uprisings against the incumbent authorities of the day.
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Shot in black and white, this drama depicts the uprisings against France that led to Algeria's independence in 1962.
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Ms. O'Donovan's goal, prosecutors charged, was to "replicate offline uprisings like what happened in Tunisia and Egypt" in 2011.
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In its first few years, the Revolutionary Guards suppressed internal uprisings in Kurdistan and among the country's Turkmen minority.
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It was a somber milestone in the nation's ill-fated democratic transition after the Arab Spring uprisings in 21.6.
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The country was hovering at a steady boil — the first gulf war, the Los Angeles uprisings, an economic recession.
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"No one wants to go back to the intifada days," he says of the Palestinian uprisings two decades ago.
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His book on the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011, "A Rage for Order," won the 2017 Lionel Gelber Prize.
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Turkey, for its own reasons, joined Qatar in backing the uprisings, forming the basis of Qatar's first real alliance.
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The second principal beneficiary of the failed Arab uprisings, but one whose fortunes have continued to wax, is Iran.
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"Don't fool yourself," Ms. Manafort wrote to her sister in 2015, referring to protesters' deaths in anti-Yanukovych uprisings.
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Troops have participated in violent crackdowns of opposition protests and military intelligence been active in snuffing out potential uprisings.
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And in some nations, presidents who have tried to hold on to power have been ousted by popular uprisings.
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The story the reactionary left tells itself begins with the revolutions of centuries past, the uprisings, the general strikes.
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It signaled that no further uprisings would be tolerated, and Mr. Mubarak's interminable trials seemed to reflect that change.
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Throughout the tour, Sean counters the brutality and inhumanity of enslavement with information about the constant uprisings and opposition.
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The speech on "internet freedom" was given almost exactly a year before the Tunisian and Egyptian uprisings of 2000.
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"Imagine how that went over in a slaveholding country on edge over any whisper of uprisings," Mr. Carvalho said.
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Sadr's militia staged two violent uprisings against U.S. forces after they invaded Iraq and toppled Saddam Hussein in 2003.
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Stability and oil enabled Algeria to weather the 2011 uprisings in the region, but with them came political repression.
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This is certainly not about beckoning revolutions and uprisings, nor to relapse into the stale talk of institutional reforms.
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His militia, previously known as the Mehdi Army, staged two violent uprisings against U.S. occupation forces after the invasion.
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His books include ''How Capitalism Failed the Arab World: The Economic Roots and Precarious Future of The Middle East Uprisings''.
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Despite frequently denouncing foiled military uprisings, the Maduro government in this instance has made no official pronouncements about the incident.
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The internet played a profound role in those uprisings, which forced Western governments to rethink how to promote democracy abroad.
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Like so much else in the Arab world, Yemen's agony can be traced to the Arab-spring uprisings of 2011.
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These are small countries, but the uprisings of 2011 show that small countries can serve as a model for others.
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Instead, Pool became one of the first employees at Vice News, covering uprisings in Thailand, Turkey, Egypt, and Ferguson, Missouri.
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France's prime minister, Edouard Philippe, held talks with opposition party leaders today, but the uprisings have no single leader (Reuters).
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Charlottesville joins the ranks of violent uprisings meant to forestall any attempt to make equality the law of the land.
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Bundy is the nation's most notorious scofflaw, organizing armed uprisings in which militants point assault rifles at law enforcement officers.
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But now that political consensus is fraying, and the broken social contract that lay behind the original uprisings remains unrepaired.
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They remind me of the importance of the convergence of multiple uprisings, of allegiances across gender, race, class and sexuality.
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In a press appearance confirming the visit, Putin stressed Moscow's interest in Kyrgyzstan's "political stability" and avoiding new popular uprisings.
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In recent years the government has been buffeted by uprisings in Sunni areas and a separatist push by the Kurds.
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Venezuela, Brazil, and more recently Ecuador, Bolivia and Chile have been in the news because of violent protests and uprisings.
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So now in many places we're seeing a revolt against the revolt, urban middle-class uprisings against the populists themselves.
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His surprise ouster set off a string of uprisings across the Middle East that became known as the Arab Spring.
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In fact, to a noteworthy degree, the formal apparatus of the Democratic Party has been nearly absent from the uprisings.
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A subway fare hike in Chile or a proposed tax on WhatsApp calls in Beirut is enough to ignite uprisings.
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His influence has outlived that of other Arab leaders left dead or deposed by uprisings and civil wars since 2011.
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ELSEWHERE > Teacher uprisings seeking higher pay, part of #RedforEd movement, spread through Arizona, Colorado, West Virginia, Oklahoma and Kentucky (AP).
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But let's not forget, the Ferguson and Baltimore uprisings of 2014 serve as the energetic foundation for these types of protests.
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Hamid Reza Zandi, a commentator, called for people to burn American and Saudi flags as a "big no" to the uprisings.
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That has set it apart from Google and Amazon, which for the last few years have grappled with several employee uprisings.
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But it remains mired in corruption and political and economic torpor in a region where uprisings brought changes in neighboring countries.
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The details: Saudi operatives began harassing critics on Twitter after the platform became popular in 2010 during the Arab Spring uprisings.
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He led two uprisings against U.S. troops, prompting the Pentagon to call his Mehdi army the biggest threat to Iraq's security.
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Jordan has been relatively unscathed by the uprisings, civil wars and Islamist militancy that have swept the Middle East since 2011.
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Today, coups often come after mass uprisings calling for change, with generals describing their interventions as temporary measures to restore democracy.
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But, so far, what is known helps to illustrate how modern uprisings can defy the urge to find a neat category.
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In recent decades, youth activism in Thailand has been muted, haunted by the violent crackdown on student uprisings in the 1970s.
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There was war in Vietnam, decolonization across the rest of the former French empire and the strident uprisings of May 1968.
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And yet there are patterns: The results of the uprisings in most of the countries Arab are seen today as devastating.
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Momentum teaches activists how to fuse huge, seemingly spontaneous uprisings like Occupy with traditional structures of labor unions and community organizing.
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Democracy is in trouble, despite popular uprisings and dynamic social movements in Lebanon, Hong Kong and across Europe and Latin America.
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That's one of their strengths, that diversity, but sometimes it becomes intensely sectarian, and that determines the outcome of popular uprisings.
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Northern Niger, a place of rebellions and uprisings in recent decades, has long embraced a spirit of freedom from state control.
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Ukraine says Russia then engineered quasi-separatist uprisings across a belt of eastern Ukraine that escalated into a full-scale conflict.
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The intifadas were two Palestinian uprisings against Israel, the first in the late 1980s and the second in the early 2000s.
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The Iran story is repeating itself across the Middle East — environmental stresses mixing with resentment over corruption and misgovernance, sparking uprisings.
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Some Egyptians, he said, still take pride in setting the template for the nonviolent uprisings now flaring in Algeria and Sudan.
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During his decade-long tenure, which was longer than usual, Pilate displayed hostility to local residents and nearly provoked two uprisings.
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When the uprisings of 2011 engulfed the Arab world, Saudi female activists started the "Women2Drive" campaign, using social media to organize.
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When Iran's citizens staged demonstrations across the country over a gasoline price increase, security forces used firearms to quell the uprisings.
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After the Arab Spring uprisings early this decade battered the governments of Syria and Yemen, Iran deployed fighters and supported militias.
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The letter also described a long record of violence, escapes, uprisings, inadequate health care and institutions where criminal gangs are tolerated.
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In the wake of slave revolts, such as Nat Turner's rebellion, white people became more fearful of slave uprisings and resistance.
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Such measures are often used against young black men to stifle potential social uprisings, said Orlando Gutiérrez, an activist in Miami.
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Crypto AG helped them spy on uprisings in Latin American countries, Middle Eastern dictators, the Vatican and even the United Nations.
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General Soleiman's star has risen as Iran has exploited the chaos that followed the Arab Spring uprisings to expand its influence.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in 1968, and the resulting student strikes and urban uprisings, prompted them to redouble their efforts.
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Imagine you're in Moscow watching and all of a sudden you see these uprisings, these popular uprisings, people coming out into the streets as they did in Dresden, Germany, and all of a sudden these regimes that have been in power for decades -- Mubarak's regime in Egypt, Assad's regime in Syria, Qaddafi's regime in Libya -- start teetering.
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Coup rumors spread amid one of the worst economic implosions in modern Latin American history, and there were two botched mini-uprisings.
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In the decades since its founding, Israel has fought several wars with its Arab neighbors, and battled Palestinian uprisings and terror attacks.
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The jail, which was shut down in October because of improper conditions, was reopened to receive inmates after uprisings throughout the state.
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Last month he warned protesters there would be no "Arab Spring" in Zimbabwe, referring to the uprisings that toppled several Arab leaders.
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Tunisians and Egyptians started a wave of uprisings across the Middle East that called for peace, greater freedom and better economic opportunity.
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They were arrested during a wave of protests in Saudi Arabia's eastern province that was stirred by the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings.
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But Putin, a KGB veteran, disdains any popular uprisings, and he certainly wouldn&apost praise the revolution, which destroyed the Russian empire.
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Autocratic regimes in Africa shut down the internet to repress free speech and freedom of association during uprisings that challenge their leadership.
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During that time, uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt had ousted longtime autocratic rulers, touching off protests in Libya, Yemen, Bahrain and Syria.
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Grasas began the project in 2011, at the dawn of the democratic uprisings that came to be known as the Arab Spring.
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The Life Magazine cover from 1971 that listed "Gay Liberation" as one of the country's imminent uprisings makes a couple of appearances.
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The poll failed to ask whether these characters inspired the responders to lead major dystopian uprisings or take very, very long walks.
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Sadr made his name leading two uprisings against U.S. forces in Iraq, drawing support from poor neighbourhoods of Baghdad and other cities.
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The Hui have had numerous uprisings, most notably during the second half of the 19th century from Yunnan to Gansu and beyond.
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As a result, this protest, unlike other French uprisings, attracted individuals of varying political ideologies and from rural and urban environments alike.
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Unlike Syria and Libya, Sudan has a history of popular uprisings, which led to peaceful transitions to democracy in 1964 and 1985.
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When the IRGC's Intelligence Organization was formed following the 2009 nationwide uprisings against the theocracy, the Cyber Army was placed under it.
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Second, both countries bet on political Islam as the new face of the Middle East when the Arab uprisings upended regional politics.
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Qaddafi was overthrown with US support because he was massacring his own people in response to Arab Spring–related uprisings in Libya.
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The Arab Spring uprisings across the Arab world that started in 2011 led to the seizure of only one house, he said.
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Past uprisings, in the 1960s and 1980s, quickly saw a reversion to military control after a few years of erratic civilian rule.
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Erdogan has broadly supported the Muslim Brotherhood and encouraged the Arab uprisings from 2010-2012, events that Saudi Arabia viewed with alarm.
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It was a big step in Tunisia's continuing transition to democracy after a revolution that triggered the "Arab Spring" uprisings of 343.
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Believing that Bush had their backs, Kurds in the north and Shi'a Iraqis in the south launched uprisings against the Saddam regime.
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But they saw him as useful in helping them maintain influence in Panama at a time of leftist uprisings in Central America.
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His desperate act of defiance sparked nationwide uprisings that spurred Tunisia's longtime dictator, Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, to flee the country.
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In January 2011, during my third year at Aleppo University, the news of the Arab Spring uprisings arrived from Tunisia and Egypt.
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Remember, 2011 was the year when democratic uprisings threatened strongmen across the Middle East and North Africa in the wake of Arab Spring.
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Iran has been relatively stable compared with neighboring Arab countries that have grappled with upheaval since the 2011 uprisings across the Middle East.
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When Democrats are urging uprisings online to deny Republican women safe havens, peace, just having a dinner in private, in a public place?
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And the conflict only intensified after the Arab uprisings of 2011, when Saudi Arabia tried to choke off revolutionary momentum in the region.
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In 1959 and 1984, the current king&aposs father, Hassan II, crushed uprisings in the Rif — and never set foot in the region.
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Now the head of the union that represents federal prison guards is warning that guards are increasingly fearful of wholesale uprisings from prisoners.
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The Kremlin, which blamed Mr Soros for peaceful uprisings in Russia's ex-Soviet neighbours in the 2000s, kicked his affiliate out in 2015.
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Analysts said Iran had a precedent of selectively supporting uprisings in the region if they are in line with its ideology and objectives.
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The dramatic changes in Sudan have evoked memories of the Arab Spring uprisings that swept across many of the region's countries in 2011.
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The GCC states mostly avoided the uprisings of the Arab spring in 2011, and the chaos that ensued (unrest was quelled in Bahrain).
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As dictators quaked in the Arab uprisings of 2011, these groups, particularly the Muslim Brotherhood and its offshoots, gained influence and seized control.
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In 1959 and 1984, uprisings broke out in the Rif that were brutally suppressed by King Hassan II, the current king&aposs father.
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He was unseated by a coalition led by Muqtada al-Sadr, an anti-American Shia cleric who once oversaw uprisings against U.S. troops.
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The failed uprisings of 1703 and 1848 against the Habsburgs and the 1956 revolution against the Soviets are burned into the national psyche.
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He led two uprisings against U.S. forces in Iraq and is one of the few Shi'ite leaders to also distance himself from Iran.
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The term "color revolution" refers to popular uprisings experienced by former Soviet states, such as Ukraine, that often swept away long-established rulers.
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The white helmet reappears in "Progressive Labor," a snapshot of 334 Lenox Avenue taken in the year following the Harlem uprisings of 1964.
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Even after the Rhodes statue was removed by the university's authorities on April 9, 2015, uprisings across South Africa rendered campuses periodically ungovernable.
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Often, they are one and the same: mass public uprisings alongside military defections that compel the resignation or removal of a country's leader.
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Athletics 8, Astros 4 Mark Canha contributed run-scoring hits to five- and three-run uprisings, helping host Oakland run away from Houston.
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He has led two uprisings against U.S. forces in Iraq and is one of the few Shi'ite leaders to distance himself from Iran.
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The incident was widely seen as being the catalyst for the Arab Spring uprisings across North Africa and the Middle East in 2011.
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His "Black Panther" is a meditation on the burdens and costs of political power, on gender relations, on the dynamics of popular uprisings.
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Iran has witnessed a storm of varied uprisings since this past winter, including anti-hijab protests, truck driver strikes, and even environmental protests.
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Over the years, the city has been the backdrop and incubator of some of the nation's most heated racial tensions and class uprisings.
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For the government of Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, welcoming Arab exiles is a continuation of the support offered to the uprisings themselves.
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Voters are rejecting more than their opponents — economic, social and demographic change have sparked uprisings against any perceived fixture of the status quo.
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During a summer break from school, I wrote and worked through Law28BlackLives to support organizing efforts in the Charlotte and Baton Rouge uprisings.
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The concerted moves are typical of Saudi-led policy in the region, which favors military-backed strongmen over popular uprisings and democracy movements.
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Sadr has led two uprisings against U.S. forces in Iraq and is one of the few Shi'ite leaders to distance himself from Iran.
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Our correspondent, a veteran of the uprisings across the Arab world eight years ago, says the rebellions are still reverberating across North Africa.
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Thursday's protest ended with a digital cacerolazo, the banging of pots and pans that has become emblematic of popular uprisings in Latin America.
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Elsewhere in the region the promise of the Arab uprisings often descended into counterrevolution and violence, but Tunisia retains the promise of democracy.
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"We support the military uprisings," said Maria Rodriguez, 35, a cheese seller who was blocking roads in Caracas' wealthier Altamira district on Sunday.
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Sistan and Baluchistan, populated by mostly ethnic Baluch Iranians, borders Pakistan and has a history of popular armed uprisings against the central government.
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Mr. Mubarak was the first of the leaders overthrown by the uprisings that swept across this region to be present at his trial.
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In between the Texas uprisings, the A's nearly caught and threatened to pass the Rangers, but time and again failed in clutch opportunities.
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The North African country helped inspire the broader Arab Spring uprisings with its overthrow of autocrat Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali in 2978.
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The jail, which was shut down in October because of improper conditions, was reopened last week after deadly uprisings at other prisons in Brazil.
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You'll hear stories about everything from political uprisings to corruption scandals, and wonder why, or how, these stories were left out of the textbooks.
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In West Virginia, teachers staged a strike last month that won them a 5% pay increase — and helped launch the rest of the uprisings.
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Officials and conservative commentators in Iran have branded the uprisings as "sedition" — a term they used for domestic antigovernment demonstrations in 2009 and 2017.
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Tourists could tell from the villas' underground tunnels and menacing sentry posts how worried Chiang had been about uprisings and attempts to assassinate him.
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Since the Arab Uprisings, the two have become increasingly embroiled in proxy conflicts in Bahrain, Syria and Yemen, in addition to hostility in Iraq.
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She is especially interested in the space where art and activism intersect and how social media shapes political affairs and uprisings across the world.
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Reuters TV Moqtada al-Sadr, a powerful Shi'ite cleric who has led uprisings against the U.S., is winning Iraq's election, the electoral commission said.
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And few, if any, popular uprisings succeed without military support, if only in the form of generals refusing to come to the government's aid.
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The mainstream assumption is that, once policy action and time have their impact, the wave of U.S. and European uprisings over globalization will subside.
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Conflict and political disputes have cut Libya's production to just 600,000 barrels a day, far below output of 1.6 million before uprisings in 2011.
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This month, the Palais de Tokyo in Paris unveils a major mural painted by Mr. Faitakis depicting the French student uprisings of May 1968.
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He was drawn to what the now-deceased Doss embodied, Garfield said, especially during today's times filled with violent uprisings and people defending ideologies.
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After all, local journalists disappear in the Middle East all the time—and since the end of the Arab uprisings, even more than usual.
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Rio's Bangu prison complex, which has more than a dozen separate units in the city's rough western reaches, is notorious for violence and uprisings.
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A third alliance consists of Turkey and Qatar, two countries whose leaders were enthusiastic supporters of the 2011 uprisings and of the Muslim Brotherhood.
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"This bill proposes perhaps the worst restrictions on fundamental freedoms in Egypt since the 2011 uprisings," UN expert Maina Kiai said in a statement.
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They see Mr Haftar as an ally in their counter-revolution against the popular, and often Islamist, uprisings the Arab spring unleashed in 2011.
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Guaidó, a 35-year-old industrial engineer who has inspired the uprisings, has called on Venezuela's military brass to join efforts to oust Maduro.
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Riel is a fascinating and flawed leader who makes several mistakes during his various uprisings and political battles and ends up dying a martyr.
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Borrowing the successful tactics of the Bolsheviks in Russia, hundreds of sailors and soldiers were recruited in the hope of staging mutinies and uprisings.
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Iran had enjoyed relative stability compared to Arab neighbors who have grappled with political and economic upheaval touched off by popular uprisings in 2011.
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The 2013 article expressed similar concerns, laying out ideas to counter what General Gerasimov called Western intervention in the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011.
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Since the Arab Spring uprisings, Israel and those monarchies also appear to have found an alignment of interest in defending the established Arab order.
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The protesters have modeled their movement on the Arab Spring uprisings in 2011 that swept leaders from power in Egypt, Tunisia, Libya and Yemen.
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In the annals of Africa's many uprisings and coups, the script often involves the strongman fleeing into exile or being imprisoned or even shot.
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During the major strikes and student uprisings in France that year, the École des Beaux-Arts turned itself into a workshop for revolutionary messages.
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To Saudi Arabia, the uprisings imperiled both the regional order and, potentially, its own rule; populist Islamist movements had long challenged it at home.
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Uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt in 2011 also inspired Syrian activists, who drew on the same tools and methods used by other Arab activists.
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Mr. Ben Ali was the first of the autocrats to be ousted in the uprisings that roiled the Middle East nearly nine years ago.
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Mr. Putin's project all along has been to stave off anything remotely resembling the popular uprisings or betrayals by the elites in Russia's past.
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Bradley urges travelers to hold off on travel if the uprisings restrict movement and cause a shortage of resources, such as food and fuel.
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In 2011, as uprisings swept the Arab world, Moroccans agitated for democracy and social justice, though almost none for an overthrow of the monarchy.
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Elite forces with the Revolutionary Guards Corps were deployed to three of them on Wednesday — Hamadan, Isfahan and Lorestan — to help quell uprisings there.
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The uprisings among the region's ethnic Tuaregs — low-level insurgencies which lasted for much of the early 27s and late 2000s— are still fresh memories.
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These documents showed that during the Arab Spring uprisings, the company actually blocked posts by activists and tended to side with elites in moderating content.
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His supporters argue that the security situation now is better than the unrest that rocked Egypt for years after the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011.
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The objects in the exhibit comprise a vibrant history of uprisings, provocations, and world building, but how do we avoid relegating resistance to the past?
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To the south, the EU has merely watched helplessly as the promises of the 2011 Arab uprisings were swallowed by counter-revolution and civil war.
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The courts have never been seen as friendly to survivors of sexual assault, which is why journalistic investigations and communal uprisings have had to suffice.
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But invoking civil rights icons like Martin Luther King, Jr. and historic cultural uprisings didn't sit well with Zuckerberg's critics in the civil rights community.
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An election May 8 will decide whether their activism is a blueprint for other grassroots uprisings, or a cautionary tale about bucking the status quo.
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Bolstered by supporters across the state and country, the protests over Maunakea have become one of the largest uprisings of Native Hawaiians in modern history.
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Mohamedi had been politically energized by his years as a student in London, and by the 613 student uprisings in Europe against the Vietnam War.
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After military uprisings against the democratic government of Raúl Alfonsín in the late 1980s, the government introduced amnesty laws and pardons to placate the army.
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Founded by Qatar's ruling family in 1996, Al Jazeera aggressively covered the Arab spring uprisings and has broadcast extensively on the civil war in Syria.
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Quanah and Mooney saw peyote rituals as a peaceful alternative to the Ghost Dance, an apocalyptic cult that had inspired a series of doomed uprisings.
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They have also witnessed the prospect of a nuclear Iran; the uprisings of the Arab Spring and a bloody and unending civil war in Syria.
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Chinese officials have previously mentioned such uprisings as a warning to their own people about the trouble that might result from overthrowing long-standing governments.
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Bouteflika's statement was his first since the biggest displays of dissent in Algeria since the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings that unseated rulers in neighbouring countries.
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He backs a widely discussed theory that the Second Amendment was pushed for by Southern senators who simply wanted to fend off potential slave uprisings.
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In Tunis, the birthplace of the 2011 pro-democracy Arab Spring uprisings, hundreds of demonstrators waved banners and pamphlets expressing disapproval of the prince's visit.
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According to the Plantation's self-described history, it has "survived Indian uprisings, Bacon's Rebellion, the American Revolution, the American Civil War, and the Great Depression."
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Of the many intelligence failures that surrounded the Arab Spring uprisings five years ago, the coup in Turkey may soon be added to the list.
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Considered a conspicuous success story among the countries upended by popular uprisings in 2011, Tunisia has of late steeled itself against a growing Islamist threat.
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It was, especially from the perspective of Anderson's childhood, an era characterized by ideological aggression: campus uprisings and urban riots, assassinations and increasingly fruitless debates.
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But they were aware of what had happened in neighboring Egypt, where the military came back to power after the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011.
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Saudi Arabia and the UAE, on the other hand, fought to suppress those uprisings abroad and prevent similar ones from happening in their own countries.
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In the past, security officials have played down those efforts, casting the militias as organic movements of locals who are staging "uprisings" against the Taliban.
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The Arab Spring uprisings and their violent aftermath left many Arab leaders more focused on staying in power than on standing up for the Palestinians.
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The killing still reverberates through the region, which, after the shooting, was the site of numerous protests and chaotic uprisings that gripped the country's attention.
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Arab dissidents have led the calls for justice for Mr. Khashoggi, declaring him the latest victim of Arab states intent on suppressing the popular uprisings.
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Mr. Trillanes, 47, helped lead the uprisings, including a failed 2003 mutiny by some 300 junior officers and others against then-President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo.
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Sometimes sacrifices are needed to defend freedoms, he adds, recalling the church's past support of uprisings against dictatorships in the Philippines, East Germany and Poland.
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Nine years ago, a Tunisian street vendor named Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire in protest at his government, sparking uprisings across the Arab world.
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She is the author of "The Levant Express: The Arab Uprisings, Human Rights and the Future of the Middle East" (Yale University Press, August 2019).
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But another person was also on his mind: Mohamed Bouazizi, the Tunisian street vendor whose self-immolation in 2010 set off the Arab Spring uprisings.
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The rogue police officers inside the craft waved a banner that referred to an article in the Constitution that allows for civil uprisings against tyrants.
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But there is little doubt about Mr. Xi's convictions, which are shaped by history and a deeply felt sense of the perils of popular uprisings.
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Just ask the Germans and the Russians whether our numerous Polish uprisings against their diktats were based on a calculus of immediate costs and benefits.
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When the Clinton administration implemented a harsh sanctions policy against Iraq, uprisings in the country were quashed and Saddam Hussein was as strong as ever.
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It dates back to the 17th century and rose into prominence during the uprisings in the 18th century that produced the American and French revolutions.
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But when the uprisings known as the Arab Spring began in 2011, angry Yemenis flooded public squares to call for political change — and his ouster.
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This level of brutal repression is difficult for Americans to understand, but it helps explain why uprisings against the DPRK government are so unheard of.
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Hong told a newspaper in the United Arab Emirates in 2011 that the Arab Spring uprisings then unfolding were "a dress rehearsal for North Korea".
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And politicians around the globe are dealing with populist uprisings fueled by outside actors agitating through Facebook—in other words, they have an ax to grind.
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They were poised to reap the political benefits of the 40 Arab Spring uprisings against the region's strongmen, touting a peaceful populist version of political Islam.
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Libya began fracturing in 2011 when local groups took up arms against leader Muammar Gaddafi amid the Arab Spring uprisings but also turned against each other.
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Sadr, whose militiamen staged uprisings against U.S. forces after the 2003 invasion, has in the past mobilized tens of thousands of people to press his demands.
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The ousting of entrenched leaders in Algeria and Sudan just a few weeks apart has strong echoes of the uprisings of the Arab Spring in 2011.
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The same tools that enabled the uprisings in the Arab Spring, the same ones that help Mr. Zhuang promote his cause, make surveillance and intimidation easier.
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Thousands filled the capital's Habib Bourguiba Avenue, a focal point of the 2011 revolution that sparked uprisings across the Arab world, known as the Arab Spring.
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Tunisia is often billed as the one Arab Spring success story, and by all measures it has done better than the other countries that experienced uprisings.
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When citizens believe elected leaders are not virtuous or have only self-interest in mind, that public corruption is the rule, not the exception, uprisings occur.
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Tunisia was the only Arab country where a long-serving leader was toppled in the region's 2011 uprisings without triggering civil war or large-scale violence.
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As he sees it, the US fomented Georgia's 2003 Rose Revolution, Ukraine's 2004 Orange Revolution and even the Arab Spring uprisings that began in January 2011.
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And countries in which violent flanks have played a prominent role in recent uprisings have been more likely to emerge from the conflict with authoritarian institutions.
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As is common during political transitions, calls are already being made in Nicaragua for justice to be brought to those who committed crimes during the uprisings.
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Five years after the popular uprisings in Egypt, Tunisia, Libya and elsewhere, a bleak, apocalyptic strain of post-revolutionary literature has taken root in the region.
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Popular uprisings were necessary to bring about change, since no reform was possible, but some of the revolutionaries failed to shape events after the regimes fell.
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As the uprisings that have unexpectedly swept across the Islamic Republic approach their second full week, that's the question on the mind of policymakers in Washington.
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Thousands of demonstrators called on April 15 for "the downfall of the regime", a slogan from the 2011 uprisings that ended Hosni Mubarak's 30-year rule.
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But the Arab Spring uprisings in early 2011 and subsequent upheaval disrupted that progress in a number of countries, namely Syria, Yemen, Libya, Egypt and Tunisia.
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Hampson was thrown out at third on the play, the second time he short-circuited potential uprisings by getting gunned down from the outfield at third.
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Much of Weibo is censored by machines and by hand, and in the past, posts talking about official corruption or political uprisings would have been deleted.
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Risks of disruption to business from political upheaval have risen globally since the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011 and insurers see unrest spreading, especially in Africa.
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Disenchanted with Kerensky and even with what they saw as the "moderation" of the Soviet Executive Committee, workers and soldiers planned their own demonstrations and uprisings.
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Five years have passed since the start of Arab Spring revolutions when dictators across Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Yemen and Syria were challenged by peaceful, popular uprisings.
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Saudi operatives have mobilized to harass critics on Twitter, a wildly popular platform for news in the kingdom since the Arab Spring uprisings began in 20153.
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But, in the decades during which he had presided over Libya, he had typically suppressed uprisings by killing their leaders, rather than by mounting wholesale massacres.
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The fighting which erupted last week between Kurdish and Syrian forces was reportedly the biggest since the Syrian uprisings and subsequent civil war began in 2011.
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While the army defends Iranian territory, the Guard was set up to safeguard against internal uprisings and threats from ideological opponents, within or outside the country.
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Most opened after the country's Arab Spring revolution, which began in December 2010 and inspired a string of uprisings around the Middle East and North Africa.
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Of all of the exhibitions celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Stonewall Uprisings, perhaps one of the best is the Brooklyn Museum's Nobody Promised You Tomorrow.
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That surprise success inspired others frustrated by oppression and poor governance, leading to a series of uprisings that toppled dictators and rattled governments across Arab world.
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François Truffaut, Louis Malle and Jean-Luc Godard, among other filmmakers, called for the festival to be halted in light of the social uprisings sweeping France.
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"In 2002, A.K.P. promised a change in Turkey," said Abdullah Demirbas, a former mayor of Sur, an ancient Kurdish district destroyed during Kurdish uprisings last year.
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Popular uprisings against political and economic corruption across the former Soviet space do not mean that peace and prosperity are assured to happen in those countries.
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While Morocco's King Mohammed VI did entertain modest reforms, similar uprisings in Libya more slowly ended in the overthrow of dictator Moammar Gadhafi in August 2011.
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Former President Benigno Aquino III told CNN Philippines that Trillanes had applied for amnesty for his role in the uprisings and his case had been reviewed.
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On the other hand, the pop culture trope of robot uprisings and depictions of robot-inflicted violence (like the Black Mirror episode) have also caused alarm.
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It also helped to doom the 2011 uprisings, leaving us with the sad landscape of civil war, jihadism and economic collapse today in the Middle East.
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The news of Mubarak's release has been met with resignation rather than outrage by some of those who were directly affected by the Arab Spring's uprisings.
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Since launching in 2008, the biennial has tackled politically sensitive issues, including the theme of dissent in 2012, in the wake of the Arab Spring uprisings.
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The Arab Spring movement, which saw popular uprisings overthrow authoritarian rulers in Tunisia, Libya, and Egypt, also played a role by inspiring a similar revolt in Syria.
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Tunisia has been hailed as the only democratic success of the Arab Spring uprisings against dictatorship, with a new constitution and free elections in 2011 and 2014.
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During the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings, he promised political reforms, but instead tightened his rule after the outbreak of violent conflicts in the region, including in Syria.
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Hezbollah has emerged as a big winner in the turmoil that has swept the Arab world since the uprisings of 2011 that toppled governments in several countries.
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In much of the world, including Chile, that has contributed to a sense of collective rage and a belief that only mass uprisings can bring real change.
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"If [the government] respects us, they won't hear from us," one mutineer, a lean, muscular 22010-year-old, told your correspondent in Bouaké between the two uprisings.
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Venezuela's military had a history of uprisings, sometimes leading to coups of the sort that Chavez, when a lieutenant colonel in the army, had staged in 1992.
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When the uprisings spread to Bahrain, the Sunni Muslim ruling family violently repressed the pro-democracy protests, which were led by members of the country's Shiite majority.
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When the ensuing elections saw Islamists win parliament and presidency, Obama engaged them in an effort to encourage democratization in the aftermath of the Arab Spring uprisings.
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From the protests around the Iranian elections of 2009 onwards, the role of Facebook and Twitter in political uprisings in dodgy countries had been prominent and celebrated.
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They view Qatar's independent diplomatic stances and support for 2011 "Arab Spring" uprisings as support for terrorism and a dangerous breaking of ranks - charges Doha vigorously denies.
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Driving the news: In the first, a half-millennium ago, humans made the Earth cooler, which contributed to famine, disease, and popular uprisings in Europe, experts say.
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And while the recent wave of uprisings has encompassed a variety of sectors and segments of society, ethnic minorities have been among the most vocal and forceful.
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Some city industrialists have moved to each of the three countries and others went elsewhere in Syria, but Akkad chose Jordan, untouched by the 2011 Arab uprisings.
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Although Trump and the Brexiters like to eulogize their achievements in revolutionary terms, their slim victories still came via the voting booth rather than through popular uprisings.
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Better educated than their parents, wired to the world and sceptical of political and religious authority, the young were at the forefront of the uprisings of 2011.
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Ukraine says after the Crimea annexation Russia engineered quasi-separatist uprisings across a belt of eastern Ukraine that escalated into a full-scale conflict, something Moscow denies.
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Following the Arab uprisings in 2010, several countries in the Middle East and North Africa -- including Tunisia, Algeria, Egypt and Morocco -- introduced gender parity clauses and quotas.
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The "Arab Spring" mass protests in 2011 were often organized over the Internet, though Gulf Arab states, except the island kingdom of Bahrain, mostly escaped the uprisings.
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The main talking points, particularly those vilifying the United States for the violent aftermath of uprisings in the Middle East and Ukraine, echoed a standard Kremlin argument.
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Throughout the 2000s, popular uprisings in Eastern Europe and Central Asia overturned their pro-Kremlin leaders, replacing them with democratically elected governments more inclined to the West.
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President Barack Obama rarely made it through a stay on Martha's Vineyard without having to address reporters: about Arab uprisings, unrest in Missouri or an ISIS attack.
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He led the toppling in 2013 of Mursi, Egypt's first freely-elected president who briefly held power after the 2011 uprisings that toppled veteran autocrat Hosni Mubarak.
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Along with Vaclav Havel, Michnik defined the meaning of the anti-Soviet uprisings both for the people of the Eastern bloc and for readers in the West.
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In a speech over the weekend at the Reagan library in California, Mr. Pompeo all but encouraged uprisings against Iran's leaders, highlighting the corruption of the government.
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Stoking the existing tension among ethnic groups, military factions with power-hungry leaders unleashed an era of bitter internal conflict, coups d'état and uprisings during this period.
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Op-Ed Contributor Leah Clay Stone grew up in the shadow of Blair Mountain, the site of the largest of the 1920s West Virginia coalfield labor uprisings.
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While the Egyptian media has lauded General Hifter's advance, it has largely overlooked the uprisings in Algeria and Sudan, which have dominated headlines elsewhere in the region.
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As other leaders were toppled by the Arab Spring uprisings, he found a way to retire peacefully to his villa in the capital and plot a comeback.
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Tunisia was the birthplace of the Arab Spring uprisings and is widely seen as the lone success story among countries that were swept up in the revolts.
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I see the uprisings of racism in high school, unfortunately - it's not my classmates' fault that some of them feign ignorance at what he says and does.
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Pressure to score high has increased since the Arab Spring uprisings in 2011, as the struggling economies of the Middle East have offered young people fewer prospects.
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Tunisia, where the wave of Arab Spring uprisings began in late 2010, has been held up as the most successful in the string of revolutions that followed.
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After the outbreak of the Arab Spring uprisings in 2011, he called for elections and separation of powers, ideas the Saudi monarchy feared would threaten its control.
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Plato, the 4th-century B.C. Greek philosopher, wrote that a united elite could resist popular uprisings, but that when the ruling class fractured, power could change hands.
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With employee uprisings at Google, Amazon, and Microsoft in recent months over the ethical nature of corporate practices, some technology workers have begun to consider collective action.
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Popular uprisings took hold in 2011 as the Arab Spring protest movements spread through North Africa and the Middle East, but failed to incite any major changes.
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For now, these uprisings against Nusra seem to be limited to a few small areas and not widespread, and even in those areas their effect may be limited.
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After Tyrion is made one of Dany's advisers, ruling the city gets complicated as the masked group the Sons of the Harpy wreaks havoc by staging violent uprisings.
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Mr Putin and Mr Xi also have a personal bond forged by their common fear of "colour revolutions" (popular uprisings), which they see as having been America's doing.
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Jordan has been relatively unscathed by the uprisings, civil wars and Islamist militancy that have swept the Middle East since 2011, but maintains a high level of vigilance.
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The authorities were determined to prevent any attempt to replicate the Arab uprisings; anonymous calls online for public gatherings in support of them drew more police than protesters.
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" That purchase happened in January 2011, around the same time of popular uprisings in several Middle Eastern nations that came to be collectively known as the "Arab Spring.
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Bouteflika's statement was his first since protests broke out 10 days ago, the biggest in Algeria since the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings that unseated rulers in neighbouring countries.
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One of the slogans used by Sudanese protesters — "The people want the fall of the regime" — was made famous by uprisings in Tunisia, Egypt and other Arab states.
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Algeria rode out the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings and turmoil in the region partly due to fears of a return to the chaos of its devastating 1990s war.
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Few grassroots uprisings have done as much, in such a short period of time, to focus attention on long-neglected issues of racial justice, gender, and economic inequality.
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Crowds start chanting: "The people want the fall of the regime" - a slogan used in the "Arab Spring" uprisings that unseated rulers across the Muslim world in 2011.
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That's been a growing point of friction since its aggressive coverage of the uprisings against regimes across the Middle East and North Africa known as the Arab Spring.
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But those hopes dwindled, evaporating entirely with the start of the Arab Spring uprisings in 2011, when Mr. Assad sought to quell initially peaceful protests with overwhelming violence.
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Al-Athba told Reuters he was targeted due to his support for the Arab Spring and his criticisms of how the UAE's government handled the wave of uprisings.
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But Republican revolutionaries can quote chapter and verse how uprisings were begun by a handful of men with no popular mandate -- who decades later were celebrated as heroes.
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"The main threat perceived by the Chinese regime in the modern era is not military attacks from foreign enemies but rather uprisings from their own people," they said.
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So do a number of other countries; we tend to see censorship attempts online mostly during times of political uncertainty, during uprisings, and generally speaking, during political upheaval.
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Those tensions within the Middle East are, in large part, byproducts of five years of upheaval that started with 2011 uprisings that have upended countries across the region.
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Bouteflika's statement was his first since protests broke out 10 days ago, the biggest in Algeria since the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings that unseated rulers in neighboring countries.
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What to know about Sadr: Sadr led violent uprisings, through his militia known then as the Mahdi Army, against U.S. troops following the 2003 U.S.-led Iraq invasion.
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It was the height of the Arab Spring uprisings sweeping the Middle East and North Africa and protests had engulfed the largely Shiite eastern provinces of Saudi Arabia.
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And a general's attempt to end the chaos in Libya by instituting a new autocracy recalls the unhappy outcomes of the uprisings in Egypt, Bahrain, Syria and Yemen.
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But the spectacle of Arab leaders succumbing to the Arab Spring uprisings alarmed the elderly king and his advisers, leading them to wonder if they'd gone too far.
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Other members of the Society feared a slave rebellion with the rise of free blacks, and wanted to rid the country of people who would join potential uprisings.
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But the Arab Spring uprisings rattled the U.A.E. leaders' confidence in their own ability to stay in power, and a repressive turn prioritizing security over cultural capital followed.
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Hundreds of thousands of Colombians flooded the streets Thursday in massive anti-government protests throughout the country, following the mold of recent uprisings in Ecuador, Chile, and Bolivia.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - Tunisia's vote for president on Sunday is the next step in its transition to democracy after a revolution that triggered the "Arab Spring" uprisings of 343.
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The opposing groups represent a new fault line in the Middle East, having backed opposite sides of the Arab Spring uprisings and rival forces in Libya and Syria.
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One of the slogans used by Sudanese protesters - "The people want the fall of the regime" - was made famous by uprisings in Tunisia, Egypt and other Arab states.
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These include multiple ethnic uprisings, growing anti-Muslim sentiment and maintaining the approval of the West that had been key in getting sanctions relaxed and boosting Myanmar's economy.
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The last significant public sector pay rises in 2010 and 2011 were part of billions of dollars in extra social spending to curb protests inspired by regional uprisings.
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Janos Arany's "A Walesi Bardok" or "The Bards of Wales" was born of the uprisings that swept across Europe in 1848, known as the Springtime of the Peoples.
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When popular uprisings previously dislodged unpopular military regimes — in October 1964 and April 1985 — civilian rule lasted no more than five years before the military took over again.
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When popular uprisings previously dislodged unpopular military regimes — in October 1964 and April 1985 — civilian rule lasted no more than five years before the military took over again.
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Hasina's previous term as prime minister saw uprisings and human rights violations in Bangladesh, including student-led protests initially over road safety that brought the country to a standstill.
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Tunisia's economy has been in crisis since the North African state kicked off the Muslim World's "Arab Spring" uprisings by toppling autocrat Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali in 2011.
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That has accelerated in recent years as the Iraq war and the Arab Spring uprisings upturned the regional order and gave both nations new ways to extend their reach.
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You can see green shoots of that, like uprisings of employees at tech firms staging walkouts and saying they don't want their products to be used by the military.
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Tunisia has been held up as the sole political success of the 6503 Arab Spring uprisings, but its democratic transition has been undermined by economic uncertainty and weak growth.
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The 1960s and 1970s—which featured assassinations, Watergate and Vietnam in America, and left-wing uprisings in Europe—led people to mistrust their "betters" and their lofty, crafted rhetoric.
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Mali's government and northern separatist groups signed an agreement last year that aimed to end decades of Tuareg uprisings and allow the army to focus of fighting Islamist militants.
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History is littered with cases of military-supported transitions of power (whether you call them coups or uprisings) that are supposed to lead to elections and democracy … and don't.
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"It is interesting to see the civilian leadership in the streets with elements of the armed forces backing the opposition, a bit different from past military uprisings," he said.
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Mohamed Ibrahim El Tayeb, a 60-year-old pharmacist in Khartoum, said people were determined to learn from Sudan's own history, when previous uprisings were "stolen" by the military.
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There has been a huge loss of wealth as a result of Maduro's draconian economic policies and the chaos created by the currency ban has led to popular uprisings.
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The pivotal moment in Godard's filmography came after the student uprisings of May 1968, a revolt provoked in part by the firing of Henri Langlois from the Cinémathèque Française.
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This, she said, was likely because of the negative connotations linked to popular uprisings that remain in a country still healing from the wounds of its brutal civil war.
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That is certainly not the case in Libya and two other failing or failed states in the Middle East, Yemen and Syria, where there were also uprisings in 22011.
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YouTube's efforts to grapple with its role as an arbiter of expression came to a head amid the Arab uprisings, which were viewed by the world on the platform.
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Despite the Bible's direction to "defend the oppressed", Pope Tawadros excuses the president's human-rights abuses, while condemning the Arab uprisings of 2011 and echoing the government's conspiracy theories.
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The incident was the latest in a string of deadly uprisings in Brazil's prisons, which experience endemic violence and are under the de facto control of powerful drug gangs.
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In the euphoria of the uprisings in 2011, when one awful Arab autocrat after another was toppled, it seemed as if the Arabs were at last turning towards democracy.
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For all the disappointment and sorrow in the years after the Arab uprisings, it is difficult to imagine the region reverting to the immobility of the decades before 2011.
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Mousavi, his wife Zahra, and Karroubi, were placed under house arrest in 2011 after calling for protests in Iran in solidarity with pro-democracy uprisings across the Middle East.
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In both countries they have called for the kind of sweeping change seen in the 2011 Arab uprisings, which brought down four Arab leaders but bypassed Lebanon and Iraq.
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Davis argues that the history of worker-led uprisings in the late-modern period remains relevant to understanding how today's "informal proletariat" might gain class consciousness and political agency.
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Ding Sheng and his 54th Army, veterans of the Korean War, had gained experience suppressing minority uprisings in Qinghai and Gansu in 1958 before heading to Tibet in 1959.
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Taleblu said the U.S. government should establish a playbook in how best to respond to popular uprisings in Iran that appear to be occurring with greater frequency and intensity.
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Some in the crowd chanted: "The people want the fall of the regime," a slogan widely used during the 2011 "Arab Spring" uprisings that shook countries across the region.
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Amid Arab uprisings taking place in North Africa and the Middle East in 2011, Bahrain and Oman received a $20 billion fund to support their economies and boost jobs.
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The 2013 film by Jordan-based Palestinian director Nawras Abu Saleh examines Palestinian life between 1987 and 2011, a period of failed peace efforts and two anti-Israeli uprisings.
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From the Iran election crisis in 2009 to the Arab Spring uprisings throughout 2011, Setrakian spent her days witnessing events whose aftershocks are still felt throughout the geopolitical landscape.
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Tunisia, the birthplace of the Arab Spring uprisings, has sustained a sometimes fractious transition to democracy since protests deposed its authoritarian ruler, Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, in 2011.
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The river failed to flood in the years following massive eruptions in 46 and 44 B.C. during Cleopatra's reign, but her food allocation policies may have helped avert uprisings.
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In Tunisia, the North African nation of 11 million, where the uprisings began in 2011, politicians navigated their way through mistrust, polarization and terrorist attacks with pragmatic consensus politics.
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In the early 19th century, though, a more secular meaning appeared, as elites considered whether judicious tweaks to the existing system might help contain social disorder or prevent uprisings.
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People who aren't professional historians have taken it upon themselves to preserve the memories of the country's many killings, famines, uprisings and government crackdowns — 4/4 is just one.
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It has been seven years since popular uprisings swept across Egypt, forcing the ouster of another autocrat, Hosni Mubarak, who had once served as head of the air force.
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The province was known as the "cradle of revolution" because Communist cadres had organized one of the first local uprisings against Diem in one of its districts in 1960.
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Bahrain was on the schedule for one year, hosting the short-lived Volvo Golf Champions in 2011 before the Arab Spring uprisings prompted organizers to move the 2012 event.
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It supported the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings that made the Saudis fearful, and it established the pan-Arab news network Al Jazeera as a vehicle for expanding its influence.
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Human rights groups compare the current string of uprisings to the Carandiru prison massacre in 1992 in São Paulo, when the police stormed the facility and killed 111 inmates.
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The report turned out to be the tip of rather sizable iceberg in 1968, a blood-soaked year marked by political assassinations, racial uprisings and domestic and international rebellions.
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Violent uprisings among Brazil's 22016,83-strong prison population are a regular occurrence, fed by chronic overcrowding, degrading conditions and competition between criminal groups that control large swaths of penitentiaries.
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The kingdom has escaped mass uprisings such as in Egypt, Libya or other Arab countries, but protests have erupted since 2016 in some rural areas against poverty and unemployment.
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The spark which ignited the "Arab Spring" uprisings was the expropriation of a Tunisian vendor's unregistered fruit cart, underlying the broader lack of property rights across the Middle East.
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The demise of Mugabe leaves Zimbabwe in a different situation to a number of other African countries where veteran leaders have been toppled in popular uprisings or through elections.
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But the situation is tense — and until the government solves the underlying issues of corruption and mismanagement that are plaguing the city, the potential for explosive uprisings will remain.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — The election of the offensive and dangerous demagogue Donald Trump imbues Soulèvements ("Uprisings") at the Jeu de Paume with topically charged significance.
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Liberals spent a lot of time and energy in 2009 trying to prove the point that "tea party" protests at congressional town halls and other events weren't genuinely spontaneous uprisings.
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While Morocco sidestepped the uprisings that upended much of the Arab world in 2011, it has seen protests driven by poverty and unemployment erupt more recently in some neglected regions.
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And from the north and north-east, weapons and fighters from Libya threaten to destabilise a region already known for violent uprisings, particularly from the Toubou and Tuareg desert tribes.
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"The people want the downfall of political parties!" they chanted, a slogan similar to one used in the 2011 "Arab Spring" uprisings, as politicians struggled to form a new government.
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Iyad el-Baghdadi is a Palestinian human rights campaigner and writer who won prominence during the 2011 Arab uprisings and has written critically of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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Sisi first came to power after ousting Islamist president Mohamed Mursi in 2013, two years after the Arab Spring uprisings that toppled several veteran Arab leaders including Egypt's Hosni Mubarak.
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Indeed, to those of us who have studied the role of social media in uprisings such as Iran's "Green Revolution" and the Arab Spring, this all comes as no surprise.
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She said her brothers had been taking part in Daraya protests calling for "freedom and dignity" - slogans of the "Arab Spring" uprisings under way across the region at the time.
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Some educators have likened their movement to the "Arab Spring", a series of anti-government uprisings that hit Arab countries in North Africa and the Middle East beginning in 2010.
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Sheikh Nimr was an outspoken critic of the Saudi monarchy and was adopted as a symbolic leader by Shiite protesters in several Persian Gulf countries during the Arab Spring uprisings.
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Baghdad, Tehran, Ankara and Damascus have historically sought to contain the ambitions of Kurds, banning education in their mother tongue and quelling uprisings, but they have been gaining international recognition.
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Eastern Congo has been the theater of numerous wars and uprisings over the last two decades, and rebels, militia fighters and bandits still present a security risk in many areas.
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The massive online uprisings against SOPA and PIPA back in 2012 are a testament to how controversial intellectual property policy is, and how dangerous it can be when poorly crafted.
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Those political uprisings, like the larger conflagrations that spread throughout America during the long, hot summers from 1963 to 1969, represent a direct confrontation of institutional racism and economic injustice.
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In 2010, on the eve of the Arab uprisings, total and youth unemployment rates in the Arab world were already the highest of any region, at 10% and 27% respectively.
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Job seekers also staged a fresh protest in the central town of Sidi Bouzid, cradle of the "Arab Spring" uprisings, and were dispersed by police using tear gas, witnesses said.
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It was the latest in a series of increasingly frequent uprisings by migrants stuck in Greece after countries sealed the main route they had been using to get to Germany.
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The Israeli military says the closings are aimed only at apprehending suspects and preventing further attacks in a wave that is far less severe, sustained or widespread than previous uprisings.
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On the domestic front, Maduro has surrounded himself with military figures that helped him to suppress public uprisings against his leadership, with Quevedo the latest to take a top job.
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In February, after multiple employee uprisings over Google's use of arbitration to keep allegations of sexual harassment and discrimination secret, the company announced it would end all forced employee arbitration.
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That means it's at least theoretically possible that three large and extremely important countries will face major succession crises — conflict between regime elites or popular uprisings — around the same time.
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In fact, there's something odd going on with the world's economies in general, as NYT's Landon Thomas Jr. notes: Never mind political turmoil, populist uprisings and threats of nuclear war.
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Now, a team of historians and climate scientists say in a study published Tuesday that the unrest and uprisings may have been tied to volcanic eruptions that triggered climatic changes.
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In the aftermath of the Arab Spring uprisings, he had become popular among Saudis for online videos and social media commentary criticizing the rulers of the kingdom for their authoritarianism.
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Here is a look at what has befallen five leaders in Egypt, Libya, Syria, Tunisia and Yemen, the countries at the center of the political uprisings that began in 523.
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After the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011, Syria became a fertile ground for jihadists like Mr. Baghdadi, who exploited the power vacuum left by the violent challenge to Mr. Assad.
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But the prominence of the Palestinian issue in the Arab consciousness has waned in recent years, as the Arab state system has weakened because of popular uprisings and civil conflicts.
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That relationship was unsettled by the Arab uprisings of 2011, when Saudi officials saw the United States cut loose another Arab ally, President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt, amid popular protests.
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Despite small protests in 2011 that prompted an amendment to the constitution he created, Oman weathered the Arab Spring uprisings that rocked other nations in the region, including neighboring Yemen.
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And while Americans have long forgotten that episode, Iranians certainly have not, something Iran's leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, is certainly aware of as he tries to ride out the uprisings.
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The White House, for its part, signaled early support for that initiative when the president expressed full-throated encouragement for the January uprisings, both in public speeches and via Twitter.
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The poem, Janos Arany's "A Walesi Bardok," or "The Bards of Wales," was born of the uprisings that swept across Europe in 1848, known as the Springtime of the Peoples.
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After graduating, he became a reporter for The Globe and Mail, where he covered a foiled terrorist plot in Toronto, the war in Afghanistan and the popular uprisings in Egypt.
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The show is organized into vague thematic categories, such as "Elements (Unleashed)" and "Gestures (Intense)," which offer little of substance within the greater topic of images supportive of political uprisings.
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Let's face it: it's been a traumatic and troubling summer, with the news focused on white supremacist uprisings, North Korean saber-rattling, the latest net neutrality war, and a catastrophic hurricane.
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That story is about an alternate future in which the world is divided into 16 rival families, who employ a specialized assassin known as Lazarus to help stop uprisings and wars.
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The Kremlin has blamed the U.S. for helping to oust some unpopular rulers in former Soviet nations and for instigating Arab Spring democracy uprisings in the Middle East and North Africa.
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Tunisia is the only democratic success story of the 2011 uprisings, with a unity government comprising secular centrists, moderate Islamists and independents, but - materially - most people are worse off than before.
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No wonder Trump's a nightmare for many conservatives right now: His followers who talk of violent uprisings surrounding the election merely expose the long-minimized subversive core of the Republican Party.
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Syrians once enjoyed visa-free travel to many Arab countries, but the years of Arab uprisings, sectarian conflicts and refugee flows have prompted many countries to impose new barriers to travel.
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Such origins were the inspiration for Red Hat's name, as Bob Young, the company's co-founder, once explained: 18th-century revolutionaries in America and France wore red caps during their uprisings.
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I still remember how, at the beginning, we were naïve enough to believe that the Syrian army would take the side of the uprisings and protect this movement and the people.
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Since the 2010 Arab Spring uprisings, for example, the New York Fed has made several inquiries with the State Department about Yemeni and Libyan assets, according to one of these officials.
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The Weimar Republic was buffeted by the Great Inflation and the Great Depression, violent left- and right-wing uprisings and the humiliation of a lost war, together with a punitive peace.
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To frame the uprisings of 230 as a sequence of isolated events, each of which had a unique and optimal policy response, is to deny the historical reality of what happened.
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Over the past five years it has provided the Arab spring's most revealing story of failure; today it highlights the degree to which the tensions persist that brought about the uprisings.
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That attack came after Saturday's execution of al-Nimr, a fervent dissident against the Sunni Muslim Saudi royal family who called for their deposal during the Arab spring uprisings in 2011.
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Established in 1991 after the fall of communism in eastern Europe, the EBRD expanded its remit to the southern and eastern Mediterranean in the wake of the Arab uprisings of 2011.
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In cases of conflict, civil uprisings, or yearly droughts, climate change will worsen already devastating situations, often putting the most vulnerable like Hussein, Ahmedan, and Berashe at higher risk of danger.
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His releases have helped fuel democratic uprisings—notably in Tunisia, where a revolution sparked the Arab Spring—and they have been submitted as evidence in human-rights cases around the world.
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The uprisings of 1989 did not stop with the reunification of Germany, but also resulted in the independence of more than a dozen nations across the continent, from Estonia to Bulgaria.
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Bahrain has been periodically roiled by protests seeking more democracy since the Arab Spring uprisings five years ago, and its police and security agencies have a reputation for using disproportionate force.
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YAOUNDE (Reuters) - Cameroonian security forces moved on Tuesday to quell uprisings in two prisons by inmates protesting against the government's crackdown on the Anglophone separatist movement and poor conditions of incarceration.
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As the Arab Spring uprisings broke out in 2011, Qatar bankrolled the Muslim Brotherhood across the region, seeing it as a sympathetic force for Sunni populism in an increasingly democratic era.
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Areas like South Los Angeles that were once predominantly African-American — and were the epicenter of uprisings against police abuses in 1965 and 1992 — have become increasingly Latino, and increasingly diverse.
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In 53, thousands of miners faced off in the five-day Battle of Blair Mountain against armed strikebreakers and government forces in one of the largest labor uprisings in American history.
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"Protests, but not uprisings?" plays the two synonyms off each other, because you can protest by having SIT-INS, but you definitely will not rise unless the police haul you away.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi and also a former C.I.A. client, Mr. Hifter had been living in exile in the United States but returned to Libya during the Arab Spring uprisings in 2011.
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It was the detention and torture of several teenagers in March 215, for scrawling graffiti critical of Mr. al-Assad, that pushed Syrians to join the uprisings then sweeping Arab countries.
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In 2014, the Specialized Criminal Court sentenced to death eight Shiite activists, including the prominent cleric Nimr al-Nimr, for participating in protests inspired by the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011.
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Mr. Trillanes, a former naval officer, was among a group of members of the military granted amnesty in 2011 by President Benigno S. Aquino III over their participation in the uprisings.
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They resented President Barack Obama's agreement with Iran over its nuclear program, his statements of support for the Arab Spring uprisings and his hands-off approach to the Syrian civil war.
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A response to years of military coups, regional uprisings and sectarian unrest, the vote helped restore legal and political order, providing a forum where warring anti-Communist factions could deliberate peacefully.
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Though Tunisia's president fell before him, the ouster of Mubarak was a watershed moment in the history of the region, and gave impetus to uprisings in Libya, Syria, Yemen and Bahrain.
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His refusal set off a new political crisis in the country, which has been long blighted by popular uprisings and clashes between government forces and local militias opposed to his rule.
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Mr. Khouri, of the American University of Beirut, said the disconnect between rulers and civilians in some countries spoke to the underlying anger that fueled the Arab Spring uprisings in 2011.
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Rockström noted that, according to social scientists, when roughly 3.5% of a nation's population joins "civil and non-violent uprisings" it can be enough to force change, even in a dictatorship.
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Since the onset of the grass-roots, international uprisings including the Arab Spring, Tahrir Square and Occupy Wall Street, however, we are witnessing a resurgence of the second wave of critique.
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He was lauded for suppressing two uprisings, the Shining Path and the Tupac Amaru Revolutionary Movement, but the brutality of his methods drew criticism worldwide and ultimately landed him in prison.
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"These activities are geared towards the conduct of intensified atrocities and armed public uprisings in support of their objective of establishing the foundation of a global Islamic caliphate," Mr. Duterte said.
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The opera, Harry Somers's "Louis Riel," tells the story of Riel, who led two 19th-century uprisings against the young nation of Canada, helped found Manitoba and was hanged for treason.
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Also, whether or not he will address the social uprisings from the past year such as the #MeToo movement, NFL protests, the Women's March and DACA protests remains to be seen.
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His supporters argue that the security situation now, although not completely secure, is better and more predictable than the unrest that rocked Egypt for years after the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011.
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Mustafa had a criminal past there — Egyptian security forces said he had escaped from prison in 2011, where he was serving charges of fraud and forgery following the 2011 anti-government uprisings.
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The demonstrations, the indictment says, were inspired by the worldwide "Occupy" protests and Arab uprisings starting in 2011 and a book by Boston-based academic Gene Sharp called 'From Dictatorship to Democracy'.
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Karroubi, Mousavi and Mousavi's wife Zahra Rahnavard were confined to their homes in February 2011 after the opposition leaders called supporters to rally in solidarity with pro-democracy uprisings in Arab countries.
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Drawing inspiration from socialist uprisings in places like China and Cuba, the students of Paris gathered in the thousands to march in protest against what they believed was a largely authoritarian government.
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Several incidents over the past year have jolted the Arab kingdom, which has been relatively unscathed by the uprisings, civil wars and Islamist militancy that have swept the Middle East since 2011.
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That village protest was the first of a series of English uprisings in Norfolk, Oxfordshire and the south-west, which led to perhaps 0003,000 deaths as King Edward VI's regime suppressed dissent.
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If a cease-fire is negotiated here, it will probably come at a moment when Mr. Assad holds more territory, and more sway, than since the outbreak of the uprisings in 2011.
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In early 2011, as protests spread like wildfire from Tunisia to Egypt and then Libya, the world watched for weeks as Libyan security forces used increasingly brutal methods to suppress the uprisings.
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Russia and the US have been at loggerheads for years over a range of foreign policy issues: from the Gulf war in 1990 to the Arab spring uprisings that began in 2010.
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Over 18 days from mid-January to February 2011, tens of thousands of Egyptians flooded into Cairo's Tahrir Square, inspired by pro-democracy uprisings in Tunisia, calling on Mubarak to step down.
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Riley speaks in essays, leaning heavily on history to support his arguments; during a discussion on fighting capitalism from within, he weaves in references to southern Mexican worker uprisings and Serbian filmmakers.
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Myanmar had been ruled since 1962 by successive military regimes that drove the country into political isolation, crippled the economy, oppressed ethnic minorities, and repeatedly put down popular uprisings with deadly force.
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It's a script that's played out at least five more times in African nations this year: Unrest, coups, and uprisings are met with internet shutdowns by authorities aiming to sure up control.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's police must focus on withstanding "color revolutions", or popular uprisings, and treat the defense of China's political system as central to their work, the top law-enforcement official said.
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On Friday demonstrators filled the centre of the capital in one of the biggest displays of dissent - rare in Algeria - since the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings which unseated rulers in neighbouring countries.
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Hall is currently working on her first graphic novel, which will highlight female rebels in various 18th-century uprisings, from three in New York to those that broke out on slave ships.
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Around the world, people facing multiple threats, from worsening storms to violent uprisings, often are helped to deal with just one at a time, leaving them still vulnerable to others, researchers say.
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While U.S. forces quickly triumphed over the enemy at the start of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, they were soon bogged down in both places by nation building and insurgent uprisings.
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Laila Shereen Sakr's "counter-collection" of digital content in the Arab world related to the recent uprisings, attempts to document and make visible ephemeral social media content — from Facebook posts to tweets.
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Allegations of corruption, in this first sense, have always been a part of American political discourse, but there is more talk of corruption at moments of populist uprisings against the status quo.
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While the national union has fallen in line behind the government's efforts, a dissident wing of the union continued to resist the changes, staging major demonstrations like the recent uprisings in Oaxaca.
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Protests over economic grievances are frequent in the OPEC member, but this year's walkout is the largest since riots in 2011 that followed uprisings in Egypt, Tunisia and elsewhere in the region.
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In " Direct Action: Protest and the Reinvention of American Radicalism " (Verso), L. A. Kauffman assesses movements of the past half century not as scattered uprisings but as phases of an overarching project.
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But after Mr. Mubarak's fall, writing a factual account felt like an inadequate way to capture the surreal experience of ordinary Egyptians who lived through the uprisings and subsequent crackdowns, she said.
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While you're celebrating the American Revolution at the beach or a backyard BBQ, here are eight fascinating books about uprisings and revolutionaries—both real and imagined—to read over the long weekend.
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I even stopped in front of an Egyptian man spraying people's faces with the water as a small good deed — he said he did the same during the 2011 uprisings in Cairo.
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Without speaking, they worked with the material substance at the heart of the 1966 Durango student uprisings: the iron ore-rich red dirt of the mountain, El Cerro de Mercado, in Durango.
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Zughaib had just returned from a show in Beirut, Lebanon, in 22019 when the uprisings began, she told me, and she was inspired to start documenting the political changes sweeping the region.
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But it resonated with French readers gearing up for a presidential election, and with those elsewhere who were protesting the eurozone crisis, participating in the Arab Spring uprisings or occupying Wall Street.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - Tunisia's votes for president this month and parliament in October are the next step in its transition to democracy after a revolution that triggered the "Arab Spring" uprisings of 22018.
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On Sunday, Tunisia will hold a free presidential election as it continues the path of democratization begun after mass protests drove Ben Ali from power in 2011, triggering the "Arab Spring" uprisings.
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Giving money to Latin American insurgents waging uprisings in their own countries was one thing; giving money to a transnational terror group with ambitions of hitting the West was something entirely different.
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"He was a person who believed in something and became very disappointed," said Ihor Panasov, a music critic, in an interview, describing Mr. Vakarchuk's role as a muse for Ukraine's popular uprisings.
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The Asian financial crisis was triggering violent street protests when Mark arrived, and he spent much of his first year covering the fiery uprisings that led to President Suharto's ouster in Indonesia.
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The patience and persistence of Iranian civic culture is the longer story of Iran's revolution, and one of the longest stories in the Middle East, having outlived many uprisings and protest movements.
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Spanish colonizers used it to put down uprisings in the late 22000s; Ferdinand Marcos, the dictator who ruled the country for two decades, used it to instill fear, sometimes by broadcasting executions.
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" That spring had seen an epidemic of student uprisings in New York City high schools, heralded by a citywide high school underground newspaper: "From April 21 to May 19 is our month!
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CAIRO/KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Protesters in Sudan are trying to imitate the Arab Spring uprisings that shook the region in 2011, President Omar al-Bashir said on Sunday during a visit to Egypt.
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Russia, a permanent member on the Security Council that supports the current regime in Syria, has supported the government militarily for years in its efforts to quell various uprisings against the regime.
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With 18653 dead, 2,000 injured and millions of dollars in property damage, the riots, a backlash to the nation's first compulsory draft, still rank among the most destructive uprisings in American history.
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"I'll never forget how smug Bob McCullough was when he announced the non-indictment of Darren Wilson," tweeted DeRay Mckesson, an activist who was in Ferguson at the time of the uprisings.
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Mr. Saleh had once run the country as a virtual dictator before the Arab Spring uprisings forced him, in 2012, to cede power to his second in command, Abdu Rabbu Mansour Hadi.
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Federal and state officials think the uprisings in Amazonas state were caused by a territorial dispute between rival gangs First Capital Command, known as PCC, and Families of the North, known as FDN.
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Well you know what Rahm, the status quo has led to massive working-class uprisings in Chile and France and Lebanon and right here at home, paved the path directly to Donald trump.
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These solo shows from Luke Ching Chin Wai and South Ho Siu Nam draw parallels between the typhoons and showers of these regions and the unpredictability of authoritarian policies and resulting civilian uprisings.
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Backed by consecutive seven-run uprisings, the Blue Jays aim to continue flying high on Friday when they host the second contest of their four-game series against the majors-best Houston Astros.
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But going back even further, to the heyday of union membership, history yields hundreds of even bigger worker uprisings: Between 1890 and today, there were over 500 strikes with 50,000 or more participants.
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Trump has encouraged his fans to exploit open and concealed carry laws as they target those whose appearance indicates they might vote the "wrong way"; there's talk of coups, violent uprisings and assassinations.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - Algerian lawmakers passed constitutional reforms on Sunday proposed by President Abdelaziz Bouteflika after the 2011 "Arab Spring" uprisings, including reinstating a two-term limit for the presidency and boosting parliamentary powers.
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Numbers were approaching the levels of Friday when demonstrators filled the centre of the capital Algiers in one of the biggest outpourings of dissent - rare in Algeria - since the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings.
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CAIRO, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Protesters in Sudan are trying to imitate the Arab Spring uprisings that shook the region in 2011, President Omar al-Bashir said on Sunday during a visit to Egypt.
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In his new book, "A Rage for Order", he shares many of the stories that he collected while covering the Arab uprisings and their fallout as a reporter for the New York Times.
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Some of their participants may have been inspired by America, but there is scant evidence here to suggest the uprisings would not have happened anyway, at a similar time and in similar forms.
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For all the disappointment after the Arab uprisings, it is hard to imagine the region reverting to the immobility before 2011 In theory, secession, federalism and decentralisation might offer some reassurance to minorities.
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Other leaders were ousted by their own people in the Arab uprisings of 2011: Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali of Tunisia fell in January that year, then Hosni Mubarak in Egypt in February.
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Morocco has largely been insulated from the turmoil that hit North Africa and the Middle East since the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011 although it regularly sees protests over economic and social problems.
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As Dan Berger does in "Captive Nation: Black Prison Organizing in the Civil Rights Era," she shows that the backlash to black radical movements and urban uprisings produced the turn to mass incarceration.
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Though many of the uprisings have common sources, ranging from economic stagnation to inequality, rapid social change or a sense of alienation, each outbreak of discontent has its distinct causes and potential outcomes.
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Perhaps the most tumultuous events of the last 10 years have been the Arab Spring of social uprisings in late 2010 to 2011 that showed the appetite, particularly among the young, for change.
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Against all the odds, he's managed to do what no other authoritarian challenged by the Arab uprisings has succeeded in doing: not just hanging on but hanging on to most of his country.
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Within a decade, his ineffective rule and uprisings forced him to abdicate in favor of his five-year-old son, Dom Pedro II. A regent ruled until Pedro II was declared of age.
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Tunisia has been hailed as the only democratic success of the Arab Spring: the one Arab country to topple a long-serving leader in those uprisings without triggering widespread violence or civil war.
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"I just don't even know why there aren't uprisings all over the country, maybe there will be when people realize that this is a policy that they defend," the California Democrat told reporters.
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AsiaSat also declined to comment on whether its bandwidth was being used in Xinjiang currently or whether it had been used in the Tibet and Xinjiang uprisings that occurred roughly 10 years ago.
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But it resonated with French readers who were gearing up for a presidential election, and those abroad who were protesting the eurozone crisis, participating in the Arab Spring uprisings and occupying Wall Street.
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ANKARA, Turkey — President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey has long cast himself as a champion of the Arab Spring uprisings and the political Islamists who once seemed poised to ride them to power.
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Changes in Sudan have evoked memories of the Arab Spring uprisings that swept across the region in 2011, when early hopes of reform gave way to military resurgence and conflict in several countries.
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Mr. Rajab, 53, president of the Bahrain Center for Human Rights, is a leader of the pro-democracy movement that came to life in 2011, during the Arab Spring uprisings across the region.
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"I don't think Hifter can do it," said Lisa Anderson, a political scientist who has studied Libya and who was the president of the American University in Cairo during the uprisings of 2011.
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Three of his songs, songs "Almost Spring" and "Without a Fight," as well as "Rise Up, My Dear," became the protest anthems for two successful street uprisings in Ukraine, in 2004 and 2014.
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In the midst of the worldwide worker and student uprisings in 1968, the Argentine Trotskyist leader known as J. Posadas wrote an essay proposing solidarity between the working class and the alien visitors.
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That's dopey for a lot of reasons, but it's a tempting accusation in part because of the way fires, floods, earthquakes, and uprisings have forced the city to remake itself again and again.
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The documents appear to reveal the workings of the Central Crisis Management Cell, a committee reporting to Mr. Assad that was created to counter the uprisings that broke out across Syria in 2011.
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Given that he was a man of the left, it is surprising there are no photos of the student-led uprisings of May 1968, which are being remembered in this 50th-anniversary year.
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Though Peter III would not survive an uprising against him, Catherine went on to survive more than a dozen uprisings over the next 34 years as the longest-ruling empress in Russian history.
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These would be followed by massive, coordinated N.L.F. assaults in the urban areas to provoke popular uprisings that would shake South Vietnam to its foundations and break the will of the United States.
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Urban industrialization upended rural tradition, and populist uprisings, like the Pullman Strike and the Haymarket Riot, pitted an exasperated working class against a government that seemed to collude with the corporations exploiting it.
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Lying in wait are the roadblocks of Congress, which have been impervious to emotional uprisings provoked by previous tragedies and where Republican lawmakers and red state Democrats often balk at high-risk votes.
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Tunisia, which adopted democracy after its 2011 revolution that sparked the "Arab spring" uprisings, has faced economic difficulties over the past eight years that have at times threatened to undermine its political transition.
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In November, the State Department responded to the uprisings with an unusual request: appealing directly to the Iranian people that they send video and photographic evidence of human rights abuses by security officials.
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They found the seeds of national violence in the "un-civil disobedience" of direct action, and traced a single line from sit-ins to urban uprisings to the assassinations of King and Kennedy.
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Sadr became a symbol of resistance to foreign occupation when he led two violent uprisings against U.S. troops, prompting the Pentagon to call his Mehdi army militia the biggest threat to Iraq's security.
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Rebellion and revolution in Spain may get you thinking about 20th century civil wars and bloody political uprisings, but apparently the way today's Spaniards stick it to the man is a little more civilised.
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Since 2010 alone, we have seen more mass nonviolent uprisings than we saw during the entire 1980s — a decade characterized by an unprecedented level of popular mobilization surrounding the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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Earlier in the day, there were protests in the northern town of Hoceima, the center of the Hirak Rif movement that represents the biggest challenge to the kingdom since the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings.
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In the summer of 2011, as the Arab Spring uprisings were shaking regimes across the Middle East, hundreds of young Syrian and Lebanese men gathered in the mountains of the Bekaa Valley in Lebanon.
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Bahrain's Sunni Muslim rulers are concerned that austerity measures could anger the majority Shi'ite-led opposition and stir more of the unrest that has rattled the kingdom since the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011.
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First implemented in South Carolina in 1704, the patrols were designed to maintain control and instill fear -- a mechanism that ensured the smaller outnumbered white populations on plantations could deter slave uprisings and revolts.
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The stakes are very high for the north African country, which witnessed the first of the Arab Spring uprisings in 2011 and is moving toward democracy while facing a growing threat from Islamic State.
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The secretly organised campaign is the first such mass online protest in Morocco, which escaped the "Arab spring" uprisings of 22016 but where demonstrations have erupted in impoverished areas over jobs and economic neglect.
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ISIS goes global: 143 attacks in 29 countries have killed 2,043 Early warnings Like the low thunder that precedes Mindanao's downpours, there have been rumblings of Islamist uprisings on the island for some time.
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Tunisia has been hailed as the only democratic success of the Arab Spring: the one Arab country to topple a long-serving leader in that year's uprisings without triggering widespread violence or civil war.
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The pair have been under house arrest since 2011, along with Mousavi's wife, Zahra Rahnavard, after they called for demonstrations in solidarity with the pro-democracy uprisings that swept the Middle East that year.
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Over the course of the last eight years, however, a number of events transpired that debunked that theory: The Arab uprisings of 2011, the civil war in Syria, the rise of the Islamic State.
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So, if the appeal of throwing all big campaign donations to the coasts seems illogical, it appears it may ultimately motivate incredible grassroots uprisings by the voters against the legislators who sold them out.
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From the perspective of the countries whose nationals have joined ISIS by the thousands, the return of these fighters from Syria and Iraq raises the danger of new jihadist uprisings and more terrorist attacks.
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It was a timely reminder that while headlines focused on Islamist calls for uprisings and Trump's references to Jewish historical ties, the president's words also stirred deep feelings among the Palestinians' small Christian community.
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Bouteflika survived the 2011 "Arab Spring" uprisings by using vast oil and natural gas resources to boost state spending, pacifying Algerians who had similar frustrations to those in neighboring countries where autocrats were toppled.
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This clearly shows how Tehran is completely terrified of even the slightest voice of protest that may spark a chain reaction leading to nationwide protests and uprisings, the likes of which witnessed in 2009.
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Myths about Facebook — that it helped democratic uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt and that it has connected brave activist movements of all kinds — have kept Americans under the spell of Mr. Zuckerberg and Facebook.
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Red Century LONDON — For a brief moment after the Bolshevik uprisings of 21940, it looked like revolution might be waged across vast swaths of the world under the joint banner of Communism and Islam.
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Instead there were signs of simmering anger at the military's ruthless tactics against a movement that, in a few short months, had stirred hopes in a region where so many popular uprisings have failed.
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With its relatively stable democracy, Tunisia has been a rare success story following the Arab Spring uprisings that began here in 2010 and soon spread to Egypt, Libya, Syria, Yemen, Bahrain and other nations.
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He flew to Saudi Arabia in 2011 after weeks of mass demonstrations, seeking refuge in a state that prized stability in a region, and which later worked to counter uprisings in Bahrain and Egypt.
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The senator, Antonio Trillanes, a former naval officer who is a fierce critic of Mr. Duterte, took part in two brief military uprisings against one of Mr. Duterte's predecessors more than 10 years ago.
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But following a January 210 revolt in Tunisia that launched the Arab Spring uprisings, demonstrators on the streets of Cairo stood up to riot police, and the army refused to intercede on his behalf.
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This led to its cultivation of proxy militant forces in other countries, most notably Hezbollah in Lebanon, and conflict with Gulf Arab monarchies like Saudi Arabia that feared uprisings among their minority Shia populations.
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Bahrain's Sunni Muslim rulers are concerned that austerity measures could anger the majority Shi'ite-led opposition and stir more of the unrest that has rattled the kingdom since the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011.
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The annual summit occurs on the downtown GrEEK Campus, not far from Tahrir Square, where iconic protests unfolded before a watchful world during the 28500 pro-democracy uprisings then known as the Arab Spring.
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Many demonstrators said they drew inspiration from the recent uprisings in Ecuador, Chile, and Bolivia, where an outraged public has managed to chase out a president or force a vote for a new constitution.
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For countries like Jordan, which endured disruptions to natural gas supplies from Egypt when a pipeline was repeatedly bombed during the Arab Spring uprisings, energy independence is a question of political and economic security.
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While the latest uprisings demonstrate undeniable demands for reform, Piñera and political leaders would do well to safeguard against calls for radical reforms to the system that made Chile the exemplar across the region.
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On Sunday night, the crowds there were again chanting the old revolutionary slogans and singing the songs of spring that helped to inspire uprisings across the region that eventually toppled three other Arab leaders.
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Morocco mostly sidestepped the turmoil of the 2011 Arab uprisings, responding to the protests with reforms to cede some of King Mohammed VI's powers to an elected government, though he remains the ultimate authority.
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" Demonstrators also chanted slogans used in the uprisings against former presidents Hosni Mubarak in 2011 and Mohamed Morsy in 2013: "Leave means go, don't you understand" and "We will not go he must go.
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Mr. Erdogan has also remained loyal to the Arab Spring uprisings since they began in 2011, placing him at odds with longstanding dictators in Egypt, Tunisia and Libya, as well as the United States.
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Even then, well before the recent employee uprisings, he had grown disillusioned with what he saw as entitled behavior from Google engineers, said two other executives who also spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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Karroubi, Mousavi and Mousavi's wife Zahra Rahnavard have been under house arrest in Tehran since 2011 after the opposition leaders called on supporters to rally in solidarity with pro-democracy uprisings in Arab countries.
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In 2011, the Brotherhood or its offshoots seemed to be the coming force in regional politics, having a hand in most of the uprisings that challenged the old order in several Middle Eastern countries.
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Beijing has long feared a so-called color revolution in its territory, following a string of uprisings that swept through former Soviet states, such as Ukraine in the early 2000s, disposing of long-established rulers.
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The islands issue touched a patriotic nerve, bringing thousands of protesters to the streets in April chanting "people want the fall of the regime", a slogan little heard since the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011.
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The surprise victory of the 25-year-old Shiite cleric, whose militias led two uprisings against US troops during the bloodiest years of the occupation, has rattled some US veterans and reopened frustrations for others.
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A main driver of 2011 pro-democracy uprisings in 2011 dubbed the "Arab Spring", social media and its widespread use by the region's growing youth population has vexed traditional Arab authorities, both secular and spiritual.
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The United States military develops contingency plans for all kinds of possible conflicts, such as a North Korean attack on the South, loose nuclear weapons in South Asia or uprisings in Africa or Latin America.
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While much popular commentary has focused on the Luddite uprisings of 1811-1816, they were only part of a long wave of machinery riots that swept across Britain, France, Germany and China, among other places.
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Essebsi rose to prominence after the overthrow of veteran autocrat Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali, which was followed by Arab Spring uprisings against authoritarian leaders across the Middle East, including in nearby Libya and Egypt.
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Now that the uprisings have either been beaten down or degenerated into murderous civil war (except in Tunisia), the lot of young Arabs is even worse: they face more political repression and worse job prospects.
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Earlier, the A's had scored twice in the second, twice in the fourth and three times in the sixth, all off Blue Jays starter Marcus Stroman (4-8), with Lucroy contributing to all three uprisings.
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But the islands issue hurt national pride, prompting thousands of protesters to take to the streets in April chanting "people want the fall of the regime", a slogan from the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011.
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Other stories relate the aspirations of Arab revolutionaries, who "had dreamed of building new countries that would confer genuine citizenship and something more: karama, dignity, the rallying cry of all the uprisings", writes Mr Worth.
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EditorsNote: Minor style fix Mark Canha contributed run-scoring hits to five- and three-run uprisings, helping the host Oakland Athletics run away from the Houston Astros for an 8-4 victory on Saturday afternoon.
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Saleh, who dominated Yemen's heavily armed tribal society for 33 years before quitting in the aftermath of the Arab Spring uprisings in 2011, and the Shi'ite Muslim Houthis had made common cause against Hadi loyalists.
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Libya began fracturing in 2011 when groups took up arms to topple leader Muammar Gaddafi during the Arab Spring uprisings, but the groups also started fighting each other due to political, ideological and geographical rivalries.
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Sultan, who shot to Twitter stardom during the Arab uprisings for his manic coverage, runs his own foundation, the Barjeel Art Foundation, as well as a photography studio and a commercial art gallery in Dubai.
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You see this in the anti-trump rally on Inauguration Day, the Women's March, the explosion of demonstrations nationwide against the immigration restrictions and sporadic uprisings against the Obamacare repeal at congressional town hall meetings.
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In the aftermath of the 1848 uprisings, he resettled with his family in London, where he wrote bitter essays on the failure of the midcentury revolution and the unexpected rise of the demagogue Louis Napoleon.
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"I expected the regime to fall," Mansour said, recalling the early protests inspired by uprisings in North Africa which rapidly toppled autocrats in Tunisia and Egypt and then overthrew Libya's Muammar Gaddafi after Western intervention.
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One thing we have learned from the Arab Spring uprisings that toppled their leaders is that in almost every country the alternative to autocracy turned out not to be democracy, but disorder or military dictatorship.
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For an industry with a history of outsized CEOs making bold, unilateral decisions, the recent employee uprisings show how much Silicon Valley and its top executives are being forced to adapt to a changing era.
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TUNIS, Tunisia — Like many Tunisian young people, Safouan el-Euchi proudly joined the 250 protests that toppled the country's dictator and lit the fires of the Arab Spring uprisings that spread across the Middle East.
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Tahrir Square, the scene of mass uprisings that brought down two of Mr. el-Sisi's predecessors, in 2011 and 2013, was closed to traffic, along with roads, subway stations and a bridge in the area.
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Each of Sudan's previous uprisings against military dictatorships—in 1964 and 1985—failed either to produce stable democracy or to solve the problem of governing distant, unruly places whose inhabitants resent the rulers in Khartoum.
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He made some horrendous decisions as war secretary in the First World War—Gallipoli was a Churchill-made folly—and talked about dropping chemical weapons on the Iraqis during the Mesopotamian uprisings in the 1920s.
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Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates were threatened by the popular uprisings of 2011 and bankrolled a counterrevolution, squashing protests in Bahrain and encouraging the Egyptian military to depose Mr. Morsi and take power.
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President Petro Poroshenko, referring to Russia's seizure and subsequent annexation of Crimea in 0003 and its support for separatist uprisings in eastern Ukraine, said banning Russian men was important for stopping a full-scale invasion.
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"If they get the balance wrong it's not like there'll be a mass exodus," says Erik Martin, VP of member engagement at WeWork and the former general manager of Reddit, where he dealt with community uprisings.
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It is also, perhaps, the final death knell for that string of revolts or revolutions or uprisings in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Syria, Bahrain and Yemen, which have ended in catastrophe (with the possible exception of Tunisia).
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The rapid felling threatens worsening erosion and environmental damage in the country, and has provoked uprisings by local communities, who have not received promised roads and other assistance as part of timber extraction deals, they say.
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Just two years after Moynihan's report was published, in 1967, when Johnson charged the Kerner Commission to analyze the root causes of the racial uprisings in the United States, the ensuing report echoed Moynihan's central thesis.
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The creation of the National Guard is meant to head off the threat of another colour revolution (as the series of peaceful uprisings in former Soviet republics became known), explains Alexander Golts, a Russian military analyst.
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He then moved quickly to take advantage of the Arab uprisings of 2011 to expand into neighboring Syria, at a time when Al Qaeda's central leadership seemed disoriented by the pro-democracy wave sweeping the region.
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If executed, the agreement, forged by the International Syria Support Group, would mark the first sustained and formally declared halt to fighting in Syria since the civil war began in 2011, early in the Arab uprisings.
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As a white woman, it had not occurred to me then that anyone would conclude that the beating was OK. I immediately switched channels to CNN and watched their coverage of the uprisings all night, weeping.
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Departing from a crowded U.S. media market after a foray costing perhaps $2 billion is also consistent with a retreat from confrontation with Gulf Arab neighbours over Qatar's promotion of Islamists in the 2011 Arab uprisings.
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While Qatar has supported the movement, Gulf monarchies and emirates, including Saudi Arabia and the UAE, have spent billions trying to prevent the Brotherhood holding power in the Arab world since 2011 uprisings swept the region.
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In Syria, President Bashar al-Assad responded to the largely peaceful uprisings with brutal violence, launching a bloody civil war that has killed over 470,000 people and displaced over 11 million since it began in 2011.
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The idea of revolution was later embodied by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels and has become associated with the left-wing ideology and movements that ushered in the occasionally romanticized uprisings in Russia, China and Cuba.
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Tunisia has been hailed as the only democratic success of the Arab Spring uprisings, with a new constitution, free elections and a coalition government with secular and moderate Islamists in a region otherwise struggling with upheaval.
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Protest numbers were fast approaching the levels of Friday when demonstrators filled the centre of the capital Algiers alone, in one of the biggest outpourings of dissent - rare in Algeria - since the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings.
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Announcing the move, President Petro Poroshenko, referring back to Russia's seizure and subsequent annexation of Crimea in 2014 and its support for separatist uprisings in eastern Ukraine, said it was important to stop full-scale invasion.
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Morocco saw some protests in 2011, which led King Mohammed VI to agree limited constitutional reforms, included devolving some powers to an elected government, but it has escaped the major uprisings seen elsewhere in the region.
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But the state has a long history of being at the forefront of populist uprisings that spread across the country, and rent control movements have already popped up in other higher-cost cities like Portland, Ore.
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Al Jazeera, whose reporting of the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings won it millions of viewers in the Middle East, has seen several of its journalists detained and killed in recent years in conflicts across the region.
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During the regional Arab Spring uprisings, Sunni-Muslim ruled Bahrain, a Western ally and home to the U.S. Fifth Fleet, was rocked by mass protests led by its Shi'ite majority which has long complained of discrimination.
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The spread of the Arab uprisings may have demonstrated the strong bonds among Arabs in different countries, but the demand on the street was for change within national frontiers, not the abolition of the modern state.
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The ability of central banks to resolve these questions does not just affect growth rates, but is fundamental to the health of the democracies of advanced economies, many of which have been assailed by populist uprisings.
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The violent, nationalist juncture was the product of circumstances, beginning in Italy in 1919, when European conservatives, weakened by the upheaval of World War I, wanted tough allies to fend off leftist uprisings—Communism in particular.
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Until recently, compromise between secular and Islamist parties in the governing alliance had helped keep Tunisia's transition on track after the 2011 overthrow of Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali, which inspired uprisings across the Arab world.
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Two of our meeting partners were on opposite sides of "the Troubles," the Protestant-Catholic uprisings fought between Catholic Irish supporters and Protestants who identified more as an Ireland that was part of the United Kingdom.
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The country experienced protests to demand political reforms during the 2011 Arab uprisings, and has navigated years of instability at its borders, including wars in Iraq and Syria and conflict in the Israeli-occupied West Bank.
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Wary of the protest movement's similarities to the Arab Spring uprisings that spread across the Middle East in 2011, powerful Gulf nations, including Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, stepped in to support Sudan's military.
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It was the second suicide assault on the streets of Tunis in nine months, stoking worries of renewed instability in a country that emerged as a rare democratic success after the Arab Spring uprisings in 2011.
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The demonstrations have claimed at least one life, and have revived worries about the fragile political situation in Tunisia, the only country to emerge from the Arab Spring uprisings with the semblance of a stable democracy.
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Chinese leaders have been alarmed by American support of popular uprisings—first the "color revolutions" in the former Soviet bloc and then the Arab Spring—and they resent America's efforts to deepen its influence in Asia.
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TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) — A conservative, Islamist-backed law professor looked set to assume Tunisia's presidency after polling agencies suggested he overwhelmingly won Sunday's runoff election in the country that unleashed the Arab Spring pro-democracy uprisings.
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And fighters who worked as prison guards have slipped off to the front lines to fight the Turks, leaving the facilities more vulnerable to prisoner uprisings or attacks by the Islamic State to free its comrades.
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Across the region, Arab states like Egypt, Syria, Yemen and Iraq are still reeling from the aftermath of the Arab Spring uprisings and the fight against the Islamic State, leaving them more focused on internal issues.
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But he said clients were also suffering from broader social forces — a fear that inequality will lead to violent uprisings, a panic over global authoritarianism, a sense that they are not contributing to the common good.
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He sees a straight line from the West's support of the anti-Moscow "color revolutions," in Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, and Ukraine, which deposed corrupt, Soviet-era leaders, to its endorsement of the uprisings of the Arab Spring.
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The populist uprisings in the United Kingdom and the United States, and the emergence of far right parties in Italy, France, and Germany have shown that voters will no longer tolerate inaction and the status quo.
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Russia and Iran have been critical to Assad's survival following the onset of populist uprisings in spring of 28503 and President Obama's infamous "red line" and "the time has come for Assad to step aside" statements.
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If she resigned, she would be the first South Korean president to do so since 1960, when Syngman Rhee, the country's founding president, fled into exile in Hawaii during popular uprisings against his corrupt, authoritarian government.
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Whatever the policy failures that followed the uprisings in Egypt, Libya and Syria six years ago, the instability that rocked the region might have been mitigated had people been helped to cope with skyrocketing food prices.
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