Formalising Apartheid: Israel’s Proposed Annexation of the West Bank
This paper argues that Israel’s proposed annexation of the occupied West Bank has changed the dynamics for all...
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The Early Days of Tunisian President Kais Saied’s Tenure: A Masterclass in Crisis Management?
This paper looks into the first months of Kais Saied’s presidency in Tunisia, examining the major crises that...
Srebrenica 25 Years On, and Reconciliation Seems Impossible
Amid the ongoing hate crimes, we have to doubt if nationalist Serbs really learnt anything from what happened...
A Tale of Two Racist Killings: From Minnesota to Palestine
Palestinian suffering is merely a routine practice that occurs day and night in various forms. George Floyd, an...
Coronavirus in Tunisia: Navigating Through the Crisis
This info pack examines the responses taken by the Tunisian government to manage the coronavirus crisis. This info...
Palestinian Reconciliation: Is an End to the Conflict in Sight?
In light of the renewed discussions regarding potential Palestinian elections, this paper examines the reasons behind the division...
Tunisia’s New Government Coalition: Meltdown Prevented?
This policy outlook explores the main problems that the new government in Tunisia needs to address, ranging from...
The Pandemic Is a Major Test for the New Tunisian Government
How the government will handle this crisis will shape the trajectory of the rest of its tenure. Last...
Tunisia’s Presidential Elections: A Reflection of Popular Discontent?
This paper discusses the reasons behind Tunisians disillusionment with the existing political class and their quest for an...
Tunisian Election Offers a Wide and Unpredictable Platter of Candidates
Nothing is certain in Tunisia’s presidential election, only the second since the ‘Arab Spring’. Campaigning for the presidential...