Europe and Central Asia 2011 - The Arab Spring: Impact and Implications
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European powers, as early as the Pax Romana, have considered North Africa, and later the whole of Africa, as "their" granary, as the provider of free raw materials, free/cheap labour. Things got worse in the last 50-80 years with the help of the USA. Help from Europe and the USA was/is as usual: military intervention, fomenting "democratic revolutions", as soon as their interests are threathened, like what is going on in Libya right now, and in the whole region!
Otherwise sunshine is free!
MoLahBel 9 months ago