By Hussein Ibish In the context of ongoing political unrest, is it possible for Egypt to have a functional foreign policy? Probably not. And as long as this is the case, that has profound implications for others in the region, particularly the Palestinians and Syria. Egypt does have a functional national security policy, largely because …
Chokri Belaid’s assassination is the first in Tunisia since the Arab Spring uprising began in 2011
Tunisia’s ruling Ennahda party and others are demanding the “criminalisation of normalised relations” with Israel be written into the country’s new constitution
Militants attacked two national guard posts in the Tunis suburb of Manouba on Tuesday night after police arrested a Salafist suspected of assaulting the head of the area’s public security brigade
The case was brought against Chourabi by a man who claimed he was the victim of a “moral offence” because of the alleged incident
Marzouki slams Ennahda, affirms his commitment to women’s rights
