Saudis Transfixed By Protests In Egypt  In a country where most
people don't watch the news because most political decisions are
made for them, Saudis are transfixed by the demonstrations in
Egypt. People debate it in evening salons; children ask their
parents what it all means. This is unprecedented in the kingdom.
According to analysts in the region, no matter what happens in
Egypt, the region will never be the same, and leaders have to
quickly come up with policies that address popular grievances.
The protests in Egypt, as well as in Tunisia, Jordan, Yemen and
elsewhere send a clear message. The future of the Arab world is
up for grabs. The authoritarian order has been shaken.  NPR's
Deborah Amos reports from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, where she says
Saudis witnessing these historic events have been changed.
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