Democracy Dies in Darkness.
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Joined on 27 March, 2007
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On the face of it, the Arab Spring failed spectacularly — not only by failing to deliver political freedom but by further entrenching the rule of corrupt leaders. For many in the region, though, it is seen less as a failure than an ongoing process.
Autocrats rule with an even tighter grip. Wars unleashed by threatened leaders have killed hundreds of thousands of people. Millions were driven from their homes to become refugees. The Islamic State ravaged Syria and Iraq.
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