Epstein Secrets

led to trust in the law, he said, as though he still hoped better from the regional uprising that began with peaceful displays of national unity in Tunis and Cairo. Across the region, Colonel Qaddafi's bloody end has brought home the growing awareness of the challenges that lie ahead: the balancing o

and by force of arms rather than moral suasion, could reinvigorate activists in violent struggles elsewhere, especially Syria and Yemen. President Ali Abdullah Saleh's Yemen, with its weak state, splintered national army, and strong tribal affiliations, may be the region's closest analogy to Libya — without oil, sa

en the police and Salafists in Jencouba following the arrest of four Sala=is. As a result, the government imposed a curfew in major cities inc=uding Tunis. • In Yemen, the army =uccessfully ousted the Ansar Sharia fighters (an Al Qaeda affiliated group= from the cities of Zinjibar and Ja'ar in the Ab

urity Council is considering sanctions agains= groups associated with the former regime that continue to undermine the t=ansition. Deposed President Ali Abdullah Saleh's close relatives sti=l hold key positions in the military which is making the democratic transi=ion more difficult. <a or<=span> <=pan styleriont-

en the police and Salafists in Jencouba following the arrest of four Salafis. As a result, the government imposed a curfew in major cities including Tunis. • In Yemen, the army successfully ousted the Ansar Sharia fighters (an Al Qaeda affiliated group) from the cities of Zinjibar and Ja'ar in the Aby

rity Council is considering sanctions against groups associated with the former regime that continue to undermine the transition. Deposed President Ali Abdullah Saleh's close relatives still hold key positions in the military which is making the democratic transition more difficult. For more information please cont