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By Afro-Middle East Centre Tensions are increasing between Qatar on the one hand, and Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on the
By Afro-Middle East Centre The uprisings that spread across the Middle East North Africa (MENA) region from the beginning of 2011 not only caught global
ByAbdulazizAl-Heis The decision to allow women to participate in the Shura Council and municipal councils of Saudi Arabia is an important step forward, especially given
By Afro-Middle East Centre Introduction Despite the chronic under-reporting on popular protests in Bahrain, the uprising in the small Gulf state that left over thirty
By International Crisis Group Unless all sides to the conflict agree to an inclusive dialogue in order to reach meaningful reform, Bahrain is heading for
By Lamees Dhaif At the beginning of July 2011, more than 300 representatives of Bahrain’s political and civil society gathered in the country’s capital, Manama,
By Abd al-Jalil al-Marhun The events in Bahrain, unfolding at an increasing pace, have in many respects forced themselves on both the local and
By Kenneth Katzman Members of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) have been loyal and crucial allies of US policy in the Gulf region for over
By Abd al-Jalil al-Marhoun Seen through the prism of geopolitics, interactions related to security in the Arabian Gulf are – in principle – closely
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.
