US Holds Sudan Hostage Over Israel Normalization
From the US administration’s perspective, the changes in Sudan are not the result of a revolution, but the result of a three-decade US policy that has squeezed the regime into…
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Author: Sami Hamdi
Algeria’s Draft Constitution Fails to Excite Public
Instead of being a contract governing the relationship between the citizen and the state, critics suggest Algeria’s newly drafted constitution will be used as a tool for the g…
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Libya’s Ceasefire Prospects Amidst Protests and Foreign Interference
Libya’s ceasefire has been made possible by the equilibrium of military power established as a result of Turkey’s intervention, which has eliminated the possibility of a milit…
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Tunisia’s Parliament Buckles Under an Assertive President
Where Prime Minister Fakh Fakh’s government was formed out of compromise, Al-Mishishi’s government is likely to be formed by the sheer will of President Saied, who has success…
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On Libya, the EU Must Stand Up to France
For European powers, it is clear that the French gamble in Libya has failed and that Macron has led them into a quandary. France has actively pursued a foreign policy that see…
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Why Would Saudi Arabia Consider Supporting Yemen’s Separatists?
Riyadh has grown increasingly weary of the negative PR on Yemen, a frustrating UN policy that has favored the Houthis, and what it believes to be a heavily distorted narrative…
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