Algeria After Salah: Difficult Days Loom Ahead
Angst and uncertainty remain heightened after the death of Algeria’s General Ahmad Gaid Salah, the country’s strongman during the transition period. The new chief of staff of…
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Author: Robert Prince
The Algerian Presidential Election, an Electoral Masquerade
“When the Food is Rotten, it’s not Enough to Simply Change Spoons” ~ Slogan on an Algerian Protest Banner
Pressured by foreign energy companies, the Algerian military—the de facto government during the transition period—pushed the country into elections earlier than many deemed ne…
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Maybe Tunisia’s New President Has a Plan?
A month after Tunisia’s presidential election, there are a number of worrying indications that, despite Kais Saïed’s personal integrity, his policies will continue Tunisia’s s…
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Tunisia’s New President: A Mystery Man Without a Plan
Kais Saïed, an unknown 61-year-old constitutional scholar without a clear policy vision was elected president of Tunisia in a landslide on October 14 even as his country has b…
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Life is Harsh in Beit Ummar, a West Bank Town in Palestine
Beit Ummar is a small Palestinian town in the occupied West Bank surrounded by Israeli settlements inhabited by radical Jewish settlers. In Denver, Colorado, an informal “Sist…
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