Bahrain: New Prime Minister, New Course?
Ten years after Bahrain’s 2011 mass protests, Manama’s appointment of a new Prime Minister more prone to dialogue, could ease tensions between the country’s government and the…
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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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Post-Ottoman Arab States have adapted the European Westphalia Treaty, state-building model, integrating citizens along territorial and secular lines. But, the significant role…
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Tunisia’s Historic Compromise and the Path Toward an Arab Democracy (Part 1 of 2)
Tunisia has become the setting for key processes to advance the development of an Arab democracy and Islam – and its compatibility with that democracy – by adapting the Europe…
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Colonialism and Coronavirus: The Palestinian People’s Predicament
In the times of COVID-19, Israel continues to normalize its colonial violence against the Palestinian people, while the international community sticks to cultivating impunity.
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Civilizationalist leaders who seek religious legitimacy, cater to a religious support base or initially discarded scientific advice for expedient political reasons may have me…
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