Trump has pivoted from democracy to the ‘Arab way’ in the Middle East. This doesn’t just risk US moral credibility; it also sets the stage for the next wave of regional stability, with consequences that will reverberate for decades.

Examining the background and consequences of the sudden removal of Tunisia’s prime minister.

The COVID-19 crisis should prompt a rethink on Egypt’s longstanding structural inequalities.

The political dispute in Sudan is fertile ground for wider geopolitical machinations between the Saudi-UAE and Turkey-Qatar blocs. Is Sudan doomed to become the next Syria?

The fall of al-Bashir will resonate not just in Sudan, but South Sudan as well.

The parallels to the early days of the Arab Spring are obvious. But what will the second phase of Sudan’s revolution look like – Tunisia, Egypt, or Syria?

The Arab Spring may be making a late arrival in Algeria, with possible consequences for regional geopolitics and global energy markets.

Without real change, the Arab Spring is destined to repeat itself.

Tunisia is attempting to maintain its foreign policy independence while navigating its triangular relationship with Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. It’s no easy task.

Egyptian voters are heading to the polls. Their choice: President al-Sisi or President al-Sisi.

Just days from the anniversary of former president Zine El Abadine Ben Ali stepping down, protesters are flooding the streets in the cradle of the Arab Spring.