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The Second Arab Spring (also known as New Arab Spring, Arab Summer or Arab Spring 2.0) refers to a wave of massive anti-government protests that have occurred in 2018 - 2020 across Western Asia and North Africa. It is largely a product of the Arab Spring that occurred in 2010 - 2012.

Notable Events

2018: Tunisian Protests
2018: Jordanian Protests
2018: Iraqi Protests
2018: Sudanese Revolution
2019: Algerian Protests
2019: Palestinian Protests
2019: Egyptian Protests
2019: Lebanese Protests

Results

2018: Tunisia: Success, austerity delayed.
2018: Jordan: Success, austerity delayed.
2018: Iraq: Ongoing
2018: Sudan: Ongoing
2019: Algeria: Ongoing
2019: Palestine: Not successful
2019: Egypt: Not Successful
2019: Lebanon: Ongoing

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	The '''Second Arab Spring''' (also known as '''New Arab Spring''', '''Arab Summer''' or '''Arab Spring 2.0''') refers to a wave of massive anti-government protests that have occurred in 2018 - 2020 across Western Asia and North Africa.		The '''Second Arab Spring''' (also known as '''New Arab Spring''', '''Arab Summer''' or '''Arab Spring 2.0''') refers to a wave of massive anti-government protests that have occurred in 2018 - 2020 across Western Asia and North Africa. It is largely a product of the [[Arab Spring]] that occurred in 2010 - 2012.

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