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Post-Arab Spring Life in the Southeastern Mediterranean

Economists from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development investigate how changes in Middle Eastern countries since the Arab Spring have affected people's lives and their social, economic and political preferences.

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Country Well-Being Varies Greatly Worldwide

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Fewer Jordanians Than Ever Are "Thriving"

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MENA Adults More Tolerant of Reforming Nonfood Subsidies

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MENA Residents Put Onus on Government to Help the Poor

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Opinion Briefing: Arab Nations Differ on Uprisings' Upside

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Iraqis' Views of Their Health Worst in MENA

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Two-Thirds of Young Arab Women Remain Out of Workforce

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GCC Residents Highly Satisfied With Healthcare Access

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Economic Optimism Varies Across Middle East and North Africa

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UN Gets More Approval Than Disapproval Worldwide

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Housing Shortage Stands Out Among Bahrain's Woes

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Young Egyptians Increasingly See Their Potential Untapped

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More Than One in Seven Young Arabs Plan to Start a Business

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Employed or Not, Many Young People Desire to Migrate

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Global Economic Crisis Was Personal in Countries Far and Wide

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1.3 Billion Adults Worldwide Unhappy With Water Quality

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Entrepreneurial Goals Common Among Young in Arab States

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In Arab Countries, Emigration Appeals More to the Employed

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Majority of Yemenis See Benefit From Relations With West