Blogs Roundup
December 12, 2012
16:44 GMT
Rebels have made their own tank, complete witha PlayStation which controls and monitors the outer gun; Imagine your President is Morsi; Syria coalition and Clinton’s no-show in Marrakesh; and in Syria, cities die slowly.
03:17 GMT
Is Obama boosting the rebel's morale or really wedging America's influence further into the Syrian infrastructure; Professor Landis discusses Syria's futures; and an interview with Saudi's Goodwill ambassador.
December 11, 2012
17:25 GMT
Egyptian revolutionary youth have begun to launch a “No for the Constitution” campaign online and on the ground; Yemen's Prime Minister lashes out at protesters; Kuwaitis pimp their rides; and Lebanese films offer 'The Attack".
06:00 GMT
The UAE will continue to be a target for cybercrime attacks for businesses and individuals in 2013; "The Secular Idiot’s Guide to Syria’s Jihadist Groups"; all the New Year's parties in Lebanon; and a funny look at Secret Santas.
December 10, 2012
11:58 GMT
Hezbollah has renounced it and Lebanon has banned it as well. Is Viber really the Israeli Defense League's latest tool in spying on Muslims and other unknowing victims?
09:30 GMT
One Arab was going to visit Beirut so he advertised on Facebook to find a lover .. who would spit in his face? Syrian militias establish a new command; and Yemen reaches out the special needs children with a marathon.
December 9, 2012
21:53 GMT
Apparently the opposition to Morsi is not easily satisfied as they have whole heartedly rejected his new constitutional compromise; Health Care Options in the KSA; and a comical look at a doctoral student's life.
December 8, 2012
21:25 GMT
While some intelligence agencies are really picking up signals of WMD motion on the ground, the dramatic “mixing sarin and putting it into bombs” may be propaganda; a Q&A about Arab and American culture; and why did the Brotherhood protest at the palace?
December 6, 2012
13:21 GMT
"The irony is that while this is the beginning of a civil revolution, it's based on divorce rather than marriage,"; Morsi's Twelve Days of Christmas; violence and death in Yemen; and where is your country on the corruption index?
06:51 GMT
The main Lebanese to use the new iTunes store will be those who long for the sounds of home but ar living abroad; easy to make Stuffed Grape Leaves; why being Saudi can be confusing; and Kuwaitis enjoy their flashy motorcycles.
December 5, 2012
10:20 GMT
Like other activists, Magdulien Abaidas was concerned by what she saw as the growing influence of Islamic fundamentalists; be careful of what you tweet or blog in Saudi! and one of our featured blogs wins a global award.
December 4, 2012
21:35 GMT
Egyptians marched from Tahrir Square to President Morsi's house and caused the newly elected president to escape in a motorcade. Follow all of these blogs for up to date coverage.
13:01 GMT
Egyptian president Morsi dismissed questions about the legitimacy of the constitution given the withdrawal of Christian members from the assembly drafting it; Bahraini milkshakes; and a Saudi film student shares his perspective on how change can come through film.
06:00 GMT
Mobile internet and fixed line operator STC announced on Twitter that iPhone 5 will be available in their store on Friday the 14th of December; Angelina Jolie and William Hague to fight warzone rape; What do Islamists want in Egypt? and questions for the Muslim Brotherhood.
December 3, 2012
12:43 GMT
Why is Ali Abdullah Saleh still active in his media appearances? Why is Saleh (a dictator) still in Yemen after a relative popular uprising? a draft for a Syrian social contract; and Riyadh is not what it used to be.
