Arab Spring to take years to improve women's rights: activists
LONDON (Reuters) - The Arab Spring has failed to deliver greater political power to women in the region or to offer them better protection from sexual harassment, but may yet yield female-friendly reform, a conference on women's rights heard on Tuesday. Full story
The post-Arab Spring Middle East
The Up w/ Chris Hayes panelists discuss the role and impact of the Arab Spring, and whether its salience has died down.
Arab Spring realities unfold in Middle East
As Israel and Gaza continue their airstrikes, the effects of the Arab Spring could affect the conflict's outcome as leaders, including Egypt's newly elected president, denounce Israel's aggression. NBC's Ayman Moyheldin reports.
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Moussa: ‘People have a lot of respect for the U.S.’
NBC Chief Foreign Correspondent Richard Engel spoke with former Arab League chief and former Egyptian foreign minister, Amr Moussa, to ask why there has been so much anti-American violence despite America's support of Arab Spring.
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