
Tunisia’s political discord: Crisis of democratisation?
By Larbi Sadiki and Layla Saleh Introduction: A Turbulent Transition For the third time in six months, Tunisia’s political elites are scrambling to form a
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By Larbi Sadiki and Layla Saleh Introduction: A Turbulent Transition For the third time in six months, Tunisia’s political elites are scrambling to form a

Despite relative calm in fighting in many parts of Syria, the north-western Idlib province has been under heavy Russian and Syrian government bombardment after a March

Recent protests in Mali pose the greatest threat to the regime of Ibrahim Boubacar Keita, who has led Mali since 2013. Endemic corruption, Keita’s failure to curb

Virtual Nelson Mandela Lecture, hosted by the National Council of ProvincesParliament of the Republic of South Africa Theme: Each one Teach One: The Power to

By Larbi Sadiki Since 2017, Tunisia’s interior and south have witnessed a wave of ongoing protests, characterised by the slogan ‘al-rakh la’, meaning ‘No Relenting’.

The Denis Hurley Peace Institute, an NGO that is part of the South African Catholic Bishops’ Conference, regularly compiles reports on Northern Mozambique from its

By Ramzy Baroud The painful truth is that the Palestinian Authority (PA) of President Mahmoud Abbas has already ceased to exist as a political body

The Libyan conflict has endured for years despite numerous failed attempts at mediating a solution by the UN, African Union, and even Turkey and Italy.

By Ramzy Baroud The banning of deadly police practices by many American states and cities following the murder of George Floyd, an African American man, at the hands

by Mohammed Cherkaoui Retired general Khalifa Haftar stated that his ‘Libyan National Army (LNA)’ had a ‘popular mandate’ to rule Libya and vowed to press
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