Spring Goes to Winter: A Very Twenty-First Century Revolution in the Middle East
Rucheka Jain
6 April 201812 Minute Read
Tunisians gather in Tunis, April 2013, holding photographs of young men who died during the 2011 Tunisian revolution. On this ‘Martyrs’ Day’, a holiday to commemorate a failed 1938 uprising against French colonial rule, citizens demand justice for the vic
The Arab Spring of 2011, a time of hope and optimism especially for the region’s young people, has become an Arab Winter. To turn the tide, young people must rally behind a unifying cause and not be discouraged by incremental, imperfect reforms.
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