-
“Listen to the people,” he said, “And you will enter history.”
Ayman Abdul Nour on CNN. read more
-
Arab Spring: Is a Revolution Starting Up in Syria?
Has the wave of popular revolts rocking the Arab world finally reached Syria, one of the region’s most policed states, a country its young president boasted was “immune” from calls for freedom, democracy and accountable government? Or were the unprecedentedly large protests on Friday just a one-off? read more
-
Devin Stewart Interviews Seth Kaplan on “Fixing Fragile States”
The core theme is this idea of social cohesion and of what the most appropriate institutions are that might make states work better. I talk a lot about how, for a country to become stable and to develop strong governance and to move forward, it’s very important that the country […]
-
Yemen on the brink – will Saleh’s resignation lead to democratic reform?
Even if Yemen manages to avoid civil war, the country’s many economic and security challenges may undermine democratic reform. In setting the post-Saleh agenda, will Yemen’s disparate opposition movements be able to outmaneuver the country’s established powers? read more
-
A haphazard constitutional compromise
Egypt’s constitutional process is still in the beginning stages… read more