
New cabinet suggests democratic consolidation and fragmentation in Tunisia
By Afro-Middle East Centre Tunisia’s parliament last week ratified the cabinet of the prime minister, Habib Essid, in a sign of the country’s preference for
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By Afro-Middle East Centre Tunisia’s parliament last week ratified the cabinet of the prime minister, Habib Essid, in a sign of the country’s preference for

By Afro-Middle East Centre Air strikesaimed at the Libya Dawn militia in recent months could further escalate and regionalise the conflict in Libya. The United

By Afro-Middle East Centre As Algerians vote for in the third presidential election since incumbent president Abdelaziz Bouteflika was elected 1999, questions abound about the

By Al Jazeera Center for Studies Introduction: Deteriorating security The deteriorating security situation currently evident in Libya constitutes the worst failure of the authorities. Despite

By Afro-Middle East Centre The no-confidence vote passed by the Libyan General National Congress (GNC) on Tuesday, removing Prime Minister Ali Zeidan from office, is

By Fethi Jarray Historians are unanimous that Carthage was a beacon of civilisation. Its constitution, representative institutions and political system in general were cited

By Afro Middle-East Centre Announced in 2010 to aid Ethiopia’s economic development, and to realise its aspirations to be an energy exporter, the Grand Ethiopian

By Afro-MiddleEast Centre Introduction AFRICOM will be the legacy of Bush’s failed foreign policy that threatens future generations throughout our continent[1]. In

By Na’eem Jeenah The revolutionary fervor that swept across North Africa and the Middle East is leaving discernible imprints on the political and social landscape

By AlJazeera Centre for Studies The war currently waged between the Mauritanian army and al-Qaeda militants based in Mali’s Wagadou Forest raises many questions about
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