Algeria: Can a bitter past signpost a better future?
In Algeria, it remains unclear what comes after the country’s political demonstrations. But the Arab Spring – tainted by its catastrophic failures – is an …
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People’s revolutions: Is this the end of the dream of the Libyan uprising?
Eight years ago, a wave of popular opposition similar to the current one in Sudan and Algeria toppled Muammar Gaddafi but unleashed death and destruction …
Algeria: Can a bitter past signpost a better future?
In Algeria, it remains unclear what comes after the ongoing political demonstrations. But the Arab Spring – tainted by its catastrophic failures – is an …
Sudan’s transitional fault lines threaten revolution
As the mood sours in Khartoum, with the military beginning to use force against peaceful protestors, Tom Collins assesses the fault lines which threaten to …
Picking up the pieces, but were Cyclone Idai warnings ignored?
A boat carries people from Buzi on a river near Beira, after cyclone Idai pummelled the coastal Mozambican town, leaving a trail of destruction. (Photo by Yasuyoshi CHIBA / AFP)
Abiy Ahmed: Domestic Challenges and Calming The Horn
Abiy Ahmed, Ethiopia’s 42-year old Prime Minister is attempting to build on the peace agreement signed with Eritrea last year and position himself as a …