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The Arab world is facing a very critical moment in its history. For the first time in decades, people have taken to the streets to demonstrate against the oppressive and undemocratic regimes that have been in power for decades in a number of Arab countries, most notably Egypt, Tunisia and Yemen. Change has started in Tunisia, and the Jasmine Revolution succeeded in overthrowing Ben Ali, the former Tunisian president. Now demonstrations continue to call for reform in the interim government and making improvements in people\u2019s lives and in the political system of the country.<\/p>\n
For days, the people of Egypt have been organising demonstrations that are faced with the iron fist of the security forces. Protesters ask not only for economic improvements, but also for democracy and political reform. The world is observing the situation very closely, and the implications of the protest have been widely felt. The Egyptian stock exchange has been experiencing massive losses, and the government has so far failed to maintain the demonstrations despite the excessive use of force documented on all news channels.<\/p>\n
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This is a crucial moment in the history of Egypt and the Arab world as a whole. A moment that has been long awaited and at the same time feared!<\/p>\n
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The Arab world is facing a very critical moment in its history. For the first time in decades, people have taken to the streets to demonstrate against the oppressive and undemocratic regimes that have been in power for decades in a number of Arab countries, most notably Egypt, Tunisia and Yemen. Change has started in…<\/p>\n