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Global Turmoil: Ethics offer a way out of the crisis

Published November 30, 2019by James Dorsey 3 Comments

Rarely is out-of-the-box thinking needed more than in this era of geopolitical, political and economic turmoil. The stakes couldn’t be higher in a world in which civilizationalist leaders risk shepherding in an era of even greater political violence, disenfranchisement and… Continue Reading →

Analysis, Egypt, Tunisia Egypt, James Dorsey, Kuwait, Tunisia

Revolution from the Outside-In: The Periphery Has Taken Center Stage in the Arab Revolts of the 2010s

Published November 21, 2019by Guest Contributor

By Eian Katz It has become popular to frame the ongoing protests in Iraq and Lebanon as a revival of the Arab Spring. One thing that the present unrest undoubtedly shares in common with its 2011 progenitor is its expansive… Continue Reading →

Algeria, Analysis, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia Algeria, Arab Spring, Eian Katz, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia

Popular Protest: How Effective Is It?

Published October 29, 2019by James Dorsey 1 Comment

By James M. Dorsey If there is one theme, beyond corruption and a host of economic and social grievances, that have driven protests — large and small, local, sectoral and national – across the globe, it has been a call… Continue Reading →

Analysis, Iraq, Lebanon, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia iraq, James Dorsey, Lebanon, Syria, Tunisia

By Electing Kais Saied, Tunisians Recast Their National Politics

Published October 21, 2019by Guest Contributor

By Daniel Brumberg The Tunisian electorate has handed the independent candidate Kais Saied a huge victory. With 73 percent of the vote against Nabil Karoui’s 27 percent, he now has a mandate. But to do what precisely? Saied’s election signals the electorate’s… Continue Reading →

Analysis, Tunisia Arab Center, Daniel Brumberg, Tunisia, Tunisian politics

Tunisian Democracy and Sinister Agendas from Abroad

Published September 12, 2019by Giorgio Cafiero

by Giorgio Cafiero and Dr. Khalid al-Jaber Tunisia’s presidential campaign is in full swing, with an election set for September 15. This election will be held two months earlier than originally planned because of the sudden death of former President… Continue Reading →

Analysis, Tunisia Giorgio Cafiero, Khalid al-Jaber, Qatar, Tunisia, Tunisian politics, United Arab Emirates

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