Egypt: Without reforms, we will witness an economic decline that will destabilize one of the biggest societies in North Africa.
In the early 2010s, Tunisia was the first country in the Arab world to experience the mass demonstrations that were soon dubbed the Arab Spring.
With such widespread suffering within Ethiopia, the need to end the fighting takes on a new urgency.
This week, the military in Sudan orchestrated a coup d’état and arrested the Prime Minister and cabinet members.
By Ilan Fuchs, Ph.D.Faculty Member, Legal Studies A few months ago, I wrote an article on the dire economic situation…
U.S. recognition of Western Sahara as an independent state can be challenged on the basis of morality, but politically it will have limited results.
Halting the most recent Ebola outbreak in the DRC – the tenth to date – is being hampered by ongoing civil unrest in eastern DRC.
After four months of protests, the Sudanese military on Thursday arrested President Omar al-Bashir during a coup and moved him to a “safe location.”
Approximately 170 guests may have been taken hostage, according to CNN’s Mali hotel attack report, and that there are no more hostages inside the hotel.