Flagrant Human Rights Violations in Egypt Exposed
In a scathing new report, the Committee to Protect Journalists ranks Egypt as the worst jailer of journalists in the Middle East. This comes along with a recent UN Human Right…
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On the Eve of the 6th Anniversary of the Saudi Intervention in Yemen, a Policy Shift is Critical
At the beginning of the year, hopes were high that the war in Yemen would ebb away. Yet, two and a half months have elapsed amidst nonstop military escalations, bloody ground…
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Bittersweet Tenth Anniversary of the Libyan Revolution
Ten years after Libya’s February 2011 revolution, a long decade of prolonged civil war and political discord has made even the recent political achievements bittersweet, for t…
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Morocco Resumes Israel Ties for US Recognition of Western Sahara Rule
Morocco’s decision to establish diplomatic relations with Israel has been met with both jubilation and dismay in different quarters. At the same time, Washington’s recognition…
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Western Sahara: Is North Africa’s Sleeping Conflict on the Brink of Reawakening?
Recent skirmishes in Western Sahara, occupied by Morocco since 1975, threaten to reignite one of the world’s forgotten conflicts. While all-out war remains unlikely, real dang…
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Iran’s New Ambassador to Sanaa Signals Prolonged War in Yemen
Iran’s announcement of the arrival of its ambassador in Yemen’s Houthi-held capital, Sanaa, has shocked many Yemenis. It has provoked a myriad of questions and sparked new dou…
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