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Such blended loans, with revenues helping to offset interest payments, are in place in Tunisia and Egypt.

In India they are known as "Bustees", in Tunisia "gourbevilles",in Chile "cullampas" ("mushrooms", after the way they spring up overnight) and in Argentina "villas miserias".

Some peaceniks argue that Israel is another Middle Eastern country directly threatened by the wave of democracy emanating from Tunisia, sweeping Egypt and lapping at Jordan.

But this is not Egypt or Tunisia, where the wave of political upheaval sweeping the Arab world crested last winter, toppling the regimes of Hosni Mubarak and Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali.

Soaring food prices helped spark the revolution in Tunisia.

The immediate consequence was to ignite a firestorm that engulfed Tunisia and the wider Middle East.

Meanwhile, the new rulers have to try to improve the lives of ordinary Libyans and avoid the post-revolution disillusionment seen in Egypt and Tunisia.

Jillian York: "in Tunisia it was used mostly as a means to disseminate information about what was happening on the ground, often to cover the gap where traditional media left off."

To head this off Egypt, the world’s biggest importer of wheat, as well as Tunisia, Algeria and Jordan, have all reacted to the Russian ban by buying extra wheat on the spot market.

In Tunisia, a rapacious first family indulged in widespread racketeering, alienating every social class.

The Italian authorities have launched a massive operation to move thousands of migrants fleeing the turmoil in Tunisia and Libya from the island of Lampedusa.

As in Tunisia and Egypt, disparate groups have joined forces.

Clinton said she makes no claims to being able to predict what the future might bring to Tunisia, Egypt and Libya after this tumultuous year.

Both Tunisia and Egypt would benefit hugely if Libya was reborn.

The Club Med countries want EU help to cope with a possible influx, but they have been shamefully slow to help Tunisia and Egypt, which are bearing the brunt of the refugee crisis.

Two weeks ago, no one could have predicted the overthrow of Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali's repressive regime in Tunisia.

Rebel control of the border at Tobruk in the east and Wazin in the Nafusa mountains bordering Tunisia gave the militia unbroken supply lines, while the colonel's lines began to fragment.