photo - Libya http://blogs.aljazeera.net/middle-east/2011/02/17/live-blog-libya
photo - Bahrain http://blogs.aljazeera .net/middle-east/2011/02/16/live-blog-bahrain
bloody drama unfolds in Libya. Towns east of the country rose up against an eccentric dictator, Muammar Qaddafi, who governs the country, 41 years and prepares transfer of power to his sons.
Having Benghazi and Beida. Demonstrators demanding the release of political prisoners and the resignation of Gaddafi. Meanwhile, half-witted head Jamahiriya brought to the streets of Tripoli friends of so-called revolutionary committees that formally govern the country. Human rights activists argue that killed about 40 demonstrators. And in Beida themselves demonstrators hanged two agents special forces who opened fire on protesters.
blood was shed, and in Bahrain - a small oil kingdom in the Persian Gulf. There's Shiite majority and secular intellectuals demand the transition to a constitutional monarchy.
In Yemen, the students were desperate and sacrificial persist in their demonstrations. And Yemen, and Bahrain to depend on American aid, which gives the West leverage to curb repression.
Finally, for the first time in the history of pro-democracy movement began in a small Djibouti - republic sandwiched between Ethiopia and Somalia in the strategic isthmus between the Red Sea and Indian Ocean. Demonstrators there were an attempt by the president seek a third term.
may unexpectedly end and the elections in Uganda - an African country where a few decades manages a soft authoritarian leader Every Museveni. At this time, the opposition is full of desire to change the power. http://nn.by/?c=ar&i=50671
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