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Time for Arab dictators to find another career

April 12, 2019

Time for Arab dictators to find another career by Ahmed Tharwat

MBS: A Falcon With A Broken Wing

November 30, 2018

MBS: A Falcon With A Broken Wing by Ahmed Tharwat

Tunisia: Arbitrary and abusive travel restrictions breach human rights

October 25, 2018

Tunisia: Arbitrary and abusive travel restrictions breach human rights via Amnesty in Tuck Magazine

Returning Islamic State foreign fighters – punishment and rehabilitation

December 5, 2017

Returning Islamic State foreign fighters – punishment and rehabilitation by Rupen Savoulian in Tuck Magazine

The Price of Fear, the Price of Dictatorship

March 14, 2017

Reuters photo By Sami Jamil Jadallah Revisiting the

Inquest into the Tunisian Beach Terrorist Shootings

March 1, 2017

AFP photo By Hazel Speed One cannot grasp the

Totalitarian dominance within African Democracy

December 22, 2016

By Ogunniyi Abayomi The recent Ghanaian election was observed as

Africa hobbling out of the International Criminal Court

October 28, 2016

Reuters photo By Joe Khamisi Africa, it seems, has

No let-up on illegal African migration to Europe

October 17, 2016

By Joe Khamisi “Just like a Slavery Boat”

Truck ‘terrorist’ kills 80 in attack on Nice Bastille Day crowd

July 15, 2016

Eric Gaillard/Reuters By Sophie Sassard and Michel Bernouin A

Back to square one!

March 28, 2016

By Shakeel Haider It’s no more a unipolar world but

Tahrir Square and the birth of a Nation

January 22, 2016

By Ahmed Tharwat This coming Monday will mark the 5th

Russia is officially in the region: A new Order has just begun

January 6, 2016

By Fadi Elhusseini Since the outbreak of the Syrian uprising,

Notes from America: What if Arab Dictators had to find a second career!!

January 4, 2016

By Ahmed Tharwat The Arab Spring in the last four

Islamic Military Alliance against Terrorism

December 30, 2015

By Sattar Rind It’s definitely interesting and vis-à-vis a dangerous

Democratic transformation in Jordan

October 5, 2015

By Mahmoud Maharmeh Jordan is a middle-income country that is

Grading Obama’s Middle East Strategy Part II: Syria’s Civil War

August 26, 2015

By Brian Frydenborg Grading Obama on what has—and has

Dakar hosts conference on state sovereignty and international criminal justice

July 24, 2015

By Alpha Jallow To commemorate the Day of International

ISIS and Muslim countries

July 23, 2015

By Sattar Rind The meaning of life is one

Africa looks forward to scaling agricultural innovations

March 3, 2015

By Alpha Jallow Experts believe that well conceptualised technologies

REVISITING THE 2002 ARAB PEACE INITIATIVE

November 3, 2014

By Anant Mishra ‘Revisiting the 2002 Arab Peace Initiative

DEVISING MEASURES TO ADDRESS AND STABILISE FAILING ECONOMIES

October 20, 2014

By Anant Mishra The financial crisis seems to be

TRANSFORMING ARAB ECONOMIES INTO KNOWLEDGE ECONOMIES

October 17, 2014

By Anant Mishra In order to familiarise with the

THE SYRIAN TUNNEL AND THE SPRING

October 15, 2014

By Fadi Elhusseini When the first spontaneous explosions of

PREVENTING BRIBERY AND CORRUTION IN POLITICAL PROCESSSES BY IMPLEMENTING INTERNATIONAL GUIDELINES

October 10, 2014

By Anant Mishra The prevention of bribery and corruption

EDUCATIONAL AND ECONOMIC POLICY IN POST ARAB SPRING NATIONS

September 27, 2014

By Anant Mishra Many nations in the MENA (Middle