What was the Arab Spring and how did it spread? The wave of protests and civil unrest that swept the Arab world ushered in some changes, showing that peaceful demonstrations have power.

Voices A decade on from the start of the Arab Spring, we must reflect on where it went wrong The last 10 years is a potent illustration of the major influence wielded by foreign states in ...

The Arab Spring uprisings are nearly a decade old and moribund but protests in four new countries last year revealed that the spirit of the revolts that lit up 2011 is still alive. "The emergence ...

THERE were six Arab countries in which massive peaceful protests called for hated rulers to go in the spring of 2011. Other than Tunisia, none of the uprisings came to a happy end. Libya and Yemen ...

In Arab countries, many activists who played crucial roles in the Arab Spring used social networking as a key tool in expressing their thoughts concerning unjust acts committed by the government.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was charged with improving U.S.-Russia relations, but hopes of a reset faded quickly with the start of the Arab Spring, when authoritarian leaders across the ...

The consequences of climate change helped ignite a volatile mix of underlying causes that erupted into the revolutions that have shaken the Arab world over the past two years.

The Arab Spring's promise faces challenges, raising questions about its ultimate success and impact.

But even if the Arab Spring, as originally conceived, is effectively over, some analysts believe its consequences will prove more durable.

The George Floyd protests have prompted comparisons to the Arab Spring. Those who lived through the Egyptian uprising are watching the US closely now.