The lack of channels for social demands creates the conditions for sudden explosions of anger. The COVID-19 pandemic has revealed some latent contradictions within Egyptian society.
La destitución del general Mediène supone una vuelta a la supremacía de la presidencia sobre la institución militar.
“Hoy vivimos en democracia y nadie puede llevarnos de vuelta al régimen totalitario. Tenemos inestabilidad, tenemos tensiones, pero debemos resistir y salir adelante”.
The researchers from EuroMeSCo and Strategic Studies Network (SSN) discuss the research outputs of the Working Group “The Arab Spring in Comparative Perspective”.
This conference examines the process of political transition that has taken place in Tunisia since 2011, a country in which the wave of anti-authoritarian revolts that shook the Arab world is beginning.
In the proposed conference Víctor Gutiérrez addresses the reception and application of the international norm relative to human rights in the Arab Mediterranean States.
Despite the small number of people who have entered Europe, it is estimated that the EU will take 50 years to relocate everyone. What are the challenges affecting the EU with regard to immigration and border management in the Mediterranean?
A menos que el gobierno apueste por un pacto entre el ejército y los principales movimientos islamistas, sobre todo los Hermanos Musulmanes, la violencia seguirá azotando al país.
El callejón sin salida en la política interna, los acontecimientos en los países vecinos y los desafíos en materia de seguridad marcan el futuro de Turquía.
A pesar de los desafíos económicos y de la guerra contra el extremismo islamista, el país goza de una estabilidad y una seguridad considerables.
In the devastated landscape of what has rather hastily been called the Arab Spring, Tunisia is an exception.
One of the major features of democracies is the extent to which the State is decentralised. With the advent of democratic transformations in the Arab world, decentralisation already is or will soon be on the reform agenda.
State failure triggered the upheaval known as the Arab Spring. The increasing number of Arab states on the brink of collapse and the rising phenomenon of fragmented central state authority invite to revisit – and relaunch – the ‘Arab state deba...