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As hundreds of thousands of Egyptians in Cairo’s Tahrir Square celebrated the resignation of President Hosni Mubarak on 11 February, some held up mobile phones to snap photos of the crowd, others sent Twitter messages to their friends and a few wielded signs proclaiming, “Thank you, Facebook.”


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Egypt and Tunisia: Economic turmoil after revolution?

Facebook downplays role in African uprisings

Egypt: U.S. playing safe as events unfold in Arab world

Libya, Algeria, Yemen, Bahrain, who’s Arab world’s next?


When revolution rocks North Africa and the Middle East

Africa’s Political Tsunami and a few bad men

Tunisian PM succumbs to pressure, names new ministers

A domino effect in the Arab world after Tunisia?

Tunisia: Moody’s in bed with Ben Ali?

New President makes promises: Tunisians want more

Tunisia: Arrests, resignations and Swiss bank accounts

New government formed in Tunisia: List of Ministers

Tunisia’s rocky road ahead of presidential elections

France drags heels to help Tunisia

Tunisia: Power to the people

Tunisia: End of an era as President flees

Tunisia’s unemployment suicides and protests

Christmas jingle bells ring loud in Islamic North Africa

NAPEO: A new North African and U.S. partnership

September 11, Terry Jones and the Koran

Tunisia Monitoring Group (TMG )Welcomes Release of Journalist Ben Brik but Condemns Policy of Punishing Critical Journalists / Tunisia Monitoring Group including IPI on Mission to Tunisia This Week

The Arabia 50|500 - The Entrepreneurs Sparking Jobs and Innovation in The Middle East and North Africa

Second U.S. Science Envoy Begins Travel to North Africa

Tunisia-led pro-Libya proposal for AU chair may split Africa

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