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Editorial Lucian magalie pons Across the Arab world including Yemen, Libya, in Bahrain, waves of protest against authoritarian regimes continued to spread Friday, punishable by a show of force that have left dozens of dead this last week. Barack Obama President of the United States intervened in the first line of the Western world to condemn the repression: U.S. President Barack Obama had already been reached in recent days, saying in particular .... "The United States urges the governments of Bahrain, Libya and Yemen to exercise restraint in the face peaceful demonstrators and to respect the rights of their peoples ", again on Friday condemned the use of violence against protesters in Bahrain, Libya and Yemen, and called for respect for freedom of expression.
Obama spoke Friday at the King of Bahrain, Sheikh Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, and condemned violence used by security forces that left four dead and dozens injured, said the White House in a statement. "President Obama spoke to King Hamad bin Issa Al Khalifa of Bahrain tonight to discuss the current situation in Bahrain," said the White House.
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Barack Obama "reiterated that he condemned the violence used against peaceful demonstrators, and strongly urged the Bahraini government to exercise restraint and to hold accountable those behind the violence. " 
In Europe it is mainly the media that comment, however superficially enough, demonstrations protesting by not digging in the bottom, most often simply to note that protesters took hope after the upheavals of Tunisia and Egypt, there are some statements from European leaders who remain in a rather neutral tone, if not to show some concern and none of whom dared to take a position also decided that the American President Patrick Obama.
[Crisis in the Arab world]
(18/02/11) Four protesters were killed during the dispersal by police demonstrations calling for the downfall of the regime in Aden Yemen ...
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[Crisis in the Arab world]
(18/02/11) The Bahraini army fired on Friday a thousand people who wanted to take a sit-in in Manama, leaving many wounded, while ...
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[Crisis in the Arab world] (18/02/11) The balance of riots Libya exceeded forty dead Friday evening, clashes involving the East, including Benghazi, where the headquarters ...
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European press review 18/02/2011
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Libyans protesting against Gaddafi
At least nine people were killed Thursday when demonstrations against the head of state Muammar Gaddafi. For the press, protesters took hope after the upheavals of Tunisia and Egypt and condemned the waste of the country's wealth.
Die Zeit - Germany
The Youth feel cheated
wastage of raw materials Libyan revenue fueled the protest of youth against the Libyan head of state Muammar Gaddafi, said the liberal weekly Die Zeit: "Young people who know the end of oil and gas are already leaving the school benches. And they wonder what will happen to them and their future. For the old guard still holds in Tripoli many key positions of power. They are recognized by their white manes and complicated odes dedicated to the glorious vision of 'Brother Leader'. Without being disturbed, they continue to chair the failure of their own policy. Because no Arab country outside of Algeria has squandered its natural resources as did Gaddafi in Libya and his followers. Over 90 percent of the workforce is employed by the Libyan state to a pittance. Privatization stalled. Public life is characterized by bureaucratic paralysis, a lazy routine and a bloated security apparatus. No wonder then that the Libyan youth is nervous. "(18/02/2011)
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The Youth feel cheated
wastage of raw materials Libyan revenue fueled the protest of youth against the Libyan head of state Muammar Gaddafi, said the liberal weekly Die Zeit: "Young people who know the end of oil and gas are already leaving the school benches. And they wonder what will happen to them and their future. For the old guard still holds in Tripoli many key positions of power. They are recognized by their white manes and complicated odes dedicated to the glorious vision of 'Brother Leader'. Without being disturbed, they continue to chair the failure of their own policy. Because no Arab country outside of Algeria has squandered its natural resources as did Gaddafi in Libya and his followers. Over 90 percent of the workforce is employed by the Libyan state to a pittance. Privatization stalled. Public life is characterized by bureaucratic paralysis, a lazy routine and a bloated security apparatus. No wonder then that the Libyan youth is nervous. "(18/02/2011) "
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Martin Gehlen Turun Sanomat - Finland Change in North Africa Developments Tunisia and Egypt have given hope to the Libyan protest, said the liberal daily Turun Sanomat, which welcomes the support provided by the EU to the democratic process, "Colonel Gaddafi has ruled with an iron hand and stifled freedom opinion and any opposition activities. Yet, a considerable number of protesters are now standing, especially in the eastern part of the country. ... The power is so important that Gaddafi demonstrators should pay a high price for their commitment. Examples of neighboring countries, however, show that anything is possible, even in the Arab dictatorships. ... The changes that take place in North Africa and Middle East are particularly taken by Israel. It prefers a dictatorship to a democracy quiet unpredictable. ... The EU supports the democratic process in the region. Any other attitude would serve those who want a radicalization. "(02/18/2011)
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Martin Gehlen Turun Sanomat - Finland Change in North Africa Developments Tunisia and Egypt have given hope to the Libyan protest, said the liberal daily Turun Sanomat, which welcomes the support provided by the EU to the democratic process, "Colonel Gaddafi has ruled with an iron hand and stifled freedom opinion and any opposition activities. Yet, a considerable number of protesters are now standing, especially in the eastern part of the country. ... The power is so important that Gaddafi demonstrators should pay a high price for their commitment. Examples of neighboring countries, however, show that anything is possible, even in the Arab dictatorships. ... The changes that take place in North Africa and Middle East are particularly taken by Israel. It prefers a dictatorship to a democracy quiet unpredictable. ... The EU supports the democratic process in the region. Any other attitude would serve those who want a radicalization. "(02/18/2011)
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, »Europe , » Libya La Stampa - Italy disorders took Europe by surprise A possible fall of the Libyan head of state Muammar Gaddafi could cause a massive refugee flows that would take Europe by surprise finds the liberal daily La Stampa: "Migration of 1989 and early 1990 had somehow anticipated the reunification of Europe which has gradually achieved at the institutional level. A union of the two sides of the Mediterranean is neither for nor desirable. At time, the EU institutions of the community and Member States had accomplished their mission with a strong sense of duty and informed the geopolitical situation. But Europe still seems to be a union against her tour to the Mediterranean, ... unable to have a comprehensive policy to that space that makes the immigration one of its fundamental objectives. While the challenges Building European security have continued to move towards the Mediterranean and the Middle East over the past 20 years, Europe is still struggling to develop appropriate instruments for their time. "(18.02. 2011) " full article (external link, Italian)
, »Europe , » Libya La Stampa - Italy disorders took Europe by surprise A possible fall of the Libyan head of state Muammar Gaddafi could cause a massive refugee flows that would take Europe by surprise finds the liberal daily La Stampa: "Migration of 1989 and early 1990 had somehow anticipated the reunification of Europe which has gradually achieved at the institutional level. A union of the two sides of the Mediterranean is neither for nor desirable. At time, the EU institutions of the community and Member States had accomplished their mission with a strong sense of duty and informed the geopolitical situation. But Europe still seems to be a union against her tour to the Mediterranean, ... unable to have a comprehensive policy to that space that makes the immigration one of its fundamental objectives. While the challenges Building European security have continued to move towards the Mediterranean and the Middle East over the past 20 years, Europe is still struggling to develop appropriate instruments for their time. "(18.02. 2011) " full article (external link, Italian)
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The enigma of revolt Bahraini In the kingdom of Bahrain's ruling family has appealed to soldiers on Thursday to quell violent demonstrations. At least six people were killed. The online edition of news magazine Polityka wonders about the revolt of Bahrain, a country with a good economic situation: "It's a bit absurd. This country does not count individuals both graduates and poor as in Tunisia. ... The poor there, it is the workers Pakistani, Bangladeshi and Filipino, but they fared better than the Polish middle class. ... There is of course the influence of Egyptian upheaval, itself initiated by the Tunisian revolution. But Bahrain is not Africa. Asia is Muslim, that evolves between majority Sunni and minority Shiite. " (02/18/2011)
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The enigma of revolt Bahraini In the kingdom of Bahrain's ruling family has appealed to soldiers on Thursday to quell violent demonstrations. At least six people were killed. The online edition of news magazine Polityka wonders about the revolt of Bahrain, a country with a good economic situation: "It's a bit absurd. This country does not count individuals both graduates and poor as in Tunisia. ... The poor there, it is the workers Pakistani, Bangladeshi and Filipino, but they fared better than the Polish middle class. ... There is of course the influence of Egyptian upheaval, itself initiated by the Tunisian revolution. But Bahrain is not Africa. Asia is Muslim, that evolves between majority Sunni and minority Shiite. " (02/18/2011)
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