Russia’s Interest in Saif al-Islam Gaddafi Presidency in Libya
The failure of the Libyan electoral appointment gave Russia important indications on its relationship between Khalifa Haftar and Saif al-Islam Gaddafi. Both have long been ide…
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Author: Alessandro Bruno
Could Libya Finally Have a Chance at Lasting Stability?
The Libyan Parliament’s decision to oust the interim GNU Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah may offer the first real chance at stabilizing Libya since the 2011 revolution. The…
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Tunisia Needs a ‘Marshall Plan’ to Rescue its Threatened Democracy
Opinion
With Tunisia being highly dependent on international aid, new Prime Minister Najla Bouden has an important role to play in gaining international donors’ trust in Tunis, for wi…
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Arab-Israeli Normalization Could Spark More Support for Palestinian Cause
By taking such harsh action against the Palestinians in recent weeks, Israel has squandered its exploits of 2020 when it secured diplomatic relations with the UAE, Bahrain, Su…
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UN’s Nada al-Nashif: Pandemic Is a Double-Edged Sword for Human Rights in MENA
Interview
As Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights, Nada al-Nashif brings a wealth of insight and experience to the role. Speaking to Inside Arabia about the pandemic’s impact in th…
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Jordan’s Recent Coup Attempt is the Fruit of a Compromised Succession
Opinion
While poor in resources, and highly dependent on its neighbors for economic support, the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan is a valuable piece of the Middle Eastern chessboard. This…
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