Yubanet.com By University of Gothenburg Study demonstrates that countries do not become fully democratic without political and social rights for women. Why did the Arab spring…
TRT WORLD NewsMEA Ertan Karpazli Algeria may have the right ingredients for a full-blown popular uprising, but the newly healed scars of the last civil war…
Open Democracy Kareem Chehayeb A new report suggests that Arab youth continue to be neglected – and that demographic shifts are incubating another political crisis. An…
RT The administration of US President Barack Obama made a mistake when it hoped to impose Western values and Western-style democracy in the Middle East during…
ASHARQ AL-AWSAT Algeria- Seven years ago, a regional wave of protests to topple authoritarian regimes in the Arab world came to be known as the ‘Arab…
News Tribe by Sameena Abid By Web Desk It was the December of 2010 when the wind of change, commonly known as the “Arab Spring”, started…
Al Jazeera News ESCWA’s $614bn figure equal to six percent of GDP of regional economies from 2010 Tunisia protests to end of last year. The so-called…
Bloomberg Caroline Alexander caroaalex Moderate Islamist party expected to win second term in power King Mohammed remains pre-eminent force in nation’s politics. Moroccans head to the…