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By Afro-Middle East Centre The evening of Friday, 15 July, saw one of the most severe attacks on Turkey’s democracy since 1997, as a small
By Afro-Middle East Centre It is now widely acknowledged that the 3 July ouster of Egypt’s first democratically elected president, Mohamed Mursi, constituted a military
By Afro-Middle East Centre It is now widely acknowledged that the 3 July ouster of Egypt’s first democratically elected president, Mohamed Mursi, constituted a military
By Rafiq HabibThe 3 July military coup in Egypt had a number of key objectives. By it, the military attempted to entrench its position in the
By Rafiq Habib The 3 July military coup in Egypt had a number of key objectives. By it, the military attempted to entrench its position in
By Afro-Middle East Centre The violent dispersal of two anti-coup sit-ins by the Egyptian security apparatus over the past three days, the resulting massacre of
By Afro-Middle East Centre The violent dispersal of two anti-coup sit-ins by the Egyptian security apparatus over the past three days, the resulting massacre of
{youtube}hCKgPa-a04s{/youtube} Na’eem Jeenah, executive director of the Afro-Middle East Centre, says that violence in Egypt will continue in the coming weeks but it’s unlikely that
Na’eem Jeenah, executive director of the Afro-Middle East Centre, says that violence in Egypt will continue in the coming weeks but it’s unlikely that it
{youtube}Q1cLUfP0icE{/youtube} AMEC Researcher, Ebrahim Deen, says there’s no doubt Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi was overthrown through a military coup.
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.
