Chinese jasmine, Japanese sencha,

Why, I guess he's just not the type that goes for jasmine perfume.

They're all common ones Chinese jasmine, Japanese sencha, Earl Grey and a special blend that we prepared.

All this is to say that what will most likely go down in history as the Jasmine Revolution was, to all appearances, a secular revolution.

So it basically has a base of alcohol and then he adds to it the oils from the plants you want jasmine and rosewater and mint.

He was propelled to the international stage in 2011 during the Tunisian Revolution, also known as the Jasmine Revolution, which was the first in a wave of uprisings in the Arab world called the Arab Spring.

Given this, it would seem wrong, if not dangerous, to compare Tunisia and its Jasmine Revolution to other national contexts in the region.

Old Fletcher, whose conceptions of holiday making were severe, was visible through the jasmine about his window or through the open door (whichever way you chose to

RABAT Tunisia s Jasmine Revolution has thrown a spotlight on the consequences of stagnant economies and endemic youth unemployment for the region s authoritarian Arab governments.

Whatever the Jasmine Revolution s outcome, and even if it cannot become for the Arab world what the fall of the Berlin Wall was for Europe, it will establish a before and an after.

Indeed, the Jasmine Revolution embodies all the tenets of the liberal political order that the West has been advocating since the Atlantic Charter of 1941 a yearning for freedom, opportunity, and the rule of law.

The greatest danger is that the Jasmine Revolution could go the way of Romania s anti communist uprising of 20 years ago, with the old regime s underlings expelling their bosses in order to stay in power.

During the Jasmine crackdown in February this year, Chen's house was raided by a group of men who took away his computer, television, camera, books and documents and cut off his power and telephone line.

PARIS Tunisia s Jasmine Revolution is still unfolding, but we can already read into it lessons about democracy and democratization that extend far beyond the Maghreb.

But the message of Tunisia s Jasmine Revolution rings loud and clear democracy and the liberal political order in which it is rooted is not merely a Western concept (or a Western conspiracy), but holds universal attraction, powered by the craving for recognition.

If we look at the numerous jobs Indians perform in serving people, from the youngest to the oldest, these range from washing cars and selling jasmine on the streets, to building skyscrapers, shopping complexes and playgrounds, all the way to being managers and tycoons. Wherever you turn your face there is an Indian, and this is no surprise!