Britain offers bulletproof vehicles and body armor for Syrian rebels

The UK is to supply armored vehicles and body armor to Syrian opposition forces in a bid to end crisis; the latest on Port Said; Algeria's foreign policy is not working; the new head of the CIA and his drones; and more about Arab women on International Women's Day.

Nonviolent protests are not winning the war in Syria, but armored vehicles and body armor to the Syrian opposition might help.

Arab Saga [3]

UK to supply armor to Syrian opposition forces

The UK is to supply armored vehicles and body armor to Syrian opposition forces in a bid to end a crisis that has reached "catastrophic proportions".

Karl reMarks [4]

Ed Husain: Why Shallowness Is the Key to Peace and Other Clichés

A little sarcasm about ending the boycot on Israel to start you Saturday off right.

Egyptian Chronicles [5]

#PortSaid : Before #9March

People are extremely, extremely angry. Yesterday nearly 27 people were killed by live ammunition. And now the police have left the city. What could possibly go wrong?

The Moor Next Door [6]

Some Long Thoughts: Algeria Plays Defense

This blogger sees Algeria's foreign policies as defensive, isolated and a bit outdated.

Informed Comment [7]

Obama & Brennan Brought GOP Filibuster on themselves by Extreme Secrecy on Drones

Maybe Obama and Brennan the CIA head can undo some of the damage to American democracy and to international law he admits the drone policy has done.

Michigan Cafe [8]

March 8: Women's rights non-negotiable

Every day, we are reminded of the threats women face and the scourge of gender violence. - The October 9 dramatic shooting by the Taliban of 14-year-old Pakistani student Malala Yousafzai for going to school and advocating for girls’ education. - The December 16 gang-rape in Delhi that killed Jyoti Singh.

Lee's Blog [9]

Prayer

In occasion of International women’s day, a very amazing video is out called PRAYER صلاة , it brought chills down my spine.

Saudi woman [10]

Wilson Center’s Challenges to Women’s Security in the MENA Region.

"In about 300 words we were all asked to write on the topic: Challenges to Women’s Security in the MENA Region. This is what I wrote:" Reads the blog to be inspired.