La situació de l'Islam polític al món àrab ha experimentat canvis ràpids i sense precedents en els últims anys. Com representaven la principal força d'oposició als règims àrabs abans de les revolucions de 2011, els islamistes, com era d'esp...
We asked a group of Algerian and European young political analysts to shed some light on the situation in Algeria before the elections. Is Algeria ready for the elections? What is at stake?
Las recientes revueltas, inéditas, muestran el malestar hacia el régimen. Para evitar más protestas, es necesario un giro de la política económica y securitaria, lo que parece improbable.
Desde la Revolución Rusa, pasando por la época colonial y las independencias hasta las ‘primaveras árabes’, los partidos de izquierda han sufrido un gran cambio.
“La revolución ha conseguido en pocos días lo que tres décadas de posguerra no han hecho: la gente se ha reconciliado en la calle. Hay un error de interpretación, no somos una sociedad dividida”.
El nuevo presidente Kais Said tiene el encargo de ‘restaurar la revolución confiscada’, despertando esperanzas, pero también dudas, entre los tunecinos.
The securitisation of the EU’s approach towards its Southern Neighbourhood put on the back burner other important issues such as state reform and socioeconomic development.
Throughout 2018, Tunisia has been witness to a process of disaffection towards its institutions and political class, revealing the limits of the consensus the country’s political life has revolved around in recent years.
Since 1999, Algeria’s main characteristic has been its political stability. For others, however, this period is less one of stability than of total inertia.
On 30 July 2018, Mohammed VI chose the city of Alhucemas to pronounce his annual Feast of the Throne speech. The choice of location for the event had great political significance.
The Palestinians are faced with three interrelated quandaries: continue with or abandon the Oslo parameters, opt for statehood or resistance, and reformulate their relationship with the international community.
The 9 April 2019 Israeli elections resulted in a tie between the two leading parties. The centre-right Likud, and its challenger, the centre-left Blue and White party, each secured 35 seats.