Profiles
Five of the Arab Spring's most influential Tweeters on the post 9/11 world
Ten years after the 9/11 attacks on America, the Arab Spring signifies an unexpected legacy of the decade of war that pit the West against al-Qaeda. The protests themselves were mobilized by a savvy group of young activists who used Twitter as a tool to both inspire and reflect the Arab street.
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Twitter's influence on the Arab Spring
Ten years after the 9/11 attacks on America, the Arab Spring signifies an unexpected legacy of the decade of war that pit the West against al-Qaeda. The protests themselves were mobilized by a savvy group of young activists who used Twitter as a tool to both inspire and reflect the Arab street.
Live chat: Jameel Jaffer on civil liberties after 9/11
Join us for a discussion following our 9/11 decade series.
After 9/11: for some it’s time to move on
In New York, where families of victims gathered once again in an effort to come to grips with their collective trauma, something has changed
Warmth of Newfoundlanders’ hospitality recalled 10 years later
When 39 planes were diverted to the province on Sept. 11/01, stranding 6,600 passengers, islanders opened their doors and hearts
Looking back, I was right, Rumsfeld says of Bush-era wars
Donald Rumsfeld, the neo-conservative architect of Bush-era wars, defends toppling Taliban, Saddam Hussein, while Obama asserts that he has taken smarter approach to war
Ottawa Notebook
Sept. 11 anniversary stark reminder so much has changed in Canada
The most stark change is the war in Afghanistan - a war that has claimed the lives of so many Canadian soldiers
Ontario Liberal leader to commemorate 9/11 anniversary with tribute to fallen firefighters
Dalton McGuinty is returning to London for the second time in four days; the Liberals won all four seats in the area in 2007
The 9/11 Decade
The Muslim world's 9/11 generation emerges from a long shadow
This year's Arab uprisings are the least expected after-effects of Sept. 11. They arose in a vacuum left by both the jihadists and the West, and render the next decade just as unpredictable
