Unrest: Middle East and North Africa, country by country

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Unrest: Middle East and North Africa, country by country
CNN) — Anti-government unrest has spread across the Middle East and North Africa. Here are the latest developments from each country, and information on the roots of the unrest.
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Left at the Crossroads: Asad’s broken promises
Under pressure from the street, Syrian President Bashar al-Asad has opted to project an image of uncompromising strength. Some mild concessions were made on the religious front, and the president promised some basic recognition of the disenfranchised Kurdish population’s rights to citizenship.
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Ouattara Government Forms New Ivory Coast Army
Replenishing Ivory Coast’s security services is a big part of restoring order in the commercial capital
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Polls Show Opposition To Medicare Cuts, Uncertainty About Ryan Budget
WASHINGTON — This afternoon, the U.S. House of Representative is voting on the Republican budget plan proposed by Rep. Paul Ryan (D-Wis.) that will transform the Medicare program into a system that would provide seniors with vouchers for private health plans rather than direct payment for their medical bills.
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