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By Mohamed Darif As with other Arab countries, a wave of protests calling for change is sweeping across Morocco. These protests have largely been inspired
By AlJazeera Centre for Studies A recent document titled the ‘citizenship initiative’ has raised a great deal of controversy in the Tunisian political arena. Immediately
By Gawdat Bahgat Egypt’s Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF), which consists of the country’s top military commanders, has ruled Egypt since former president
By Mansouria Mokhefi For centuries, tribes have played a key role in terms of politics and social relations within Libya, and have ensured their perpetuation
By Saïd Haddad In spite of the atmosphere of suspicion which has surrounded the Libyan armed forces since the Al-Fateh Revolution of October 1969, it
By Adam Hanieh The events of the last weeks are one of those historical moments where the lessons of many decades can be telescoped into
By Afro-Middle East Centre Although the Egyptian uprising might not give rise to a domino effect in the region, it will have substantial regional implications.
Na’eem Jeenah Responding to demands of “Mubarak out!”, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak announced earlier this week that he would stay in power until presidential elections
By Afro-Middle East Centre Egypt has been in turmoil since 25 January 2011, when anti-government protesters took to the streets seeking the immediate resignation of
By Lutfi Zaitoun It had never occurred to the young Muhammad Bouazizi, a native and resident of Sidi Bouzid, that his decision, made in a
The Afro–Middle East Centre (AMEC) is Africa’s leading research institute dedicated to the study of the Middle East and the evolving relationship between Africa and the Middle East.
