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Sudanese women march in Khartoum to mark International Day for Eliminating Violence against Women, in the first such rally held in the northeast African country in decades, on November 25, 2019.
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The uncertain road ahead for Sudan's democracy

Jonathan Fenton-Harvey
10 January, 2022
Sudan protests
Analysis
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What does 2022 hold for democracy in the Middle East?

Giorgio Cafiero
05 January, 2022
An ad by the Freedom Initiative's Unmute US campaign at a bikeshare stop in Washington, DC shows the Statue of Liberty being muzzled and shackled. (The New Arab)
MENA
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Rights group highlights Egypt's repression abroad

Brooke Anderson
07 December, 2021
iraq protest
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Why have opposition parties in Iraq failed to unite?

Dana Taib Menmy
02 December, 2021
joe biden
MENA
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Biden singles out Middle East allies for democracy summit

The New Arab Staff
24 November, 2021
Perspectives

The rise and fall of political Islam and democracy in MENA

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Emile Nakhleh

06 November, 2021
Amnesty closes offices in HK
World
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Amnesty closes offices in Hong Kong citing new security law

The New Arab Staff & Agencies
25 October, 2021
Kais Saied Tunisia speech [AFP/Getty]
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EU calls on Tunisia's President Saied to restore parliament

The New Arab Staff & Agencies
20 October, 2021
Perspectives

The Pandora Papers and the threat to democracy

Katharina Pistor

Katharina Pistor

15 October, 2021
Analysis
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Tunisia trapped between one-man rule and economic woes

Alessandra Bajec
14 October, 2021
Demonstrators gather at Avenue Habib Bourguiba to protest against Tunisian President Kais Saied's "extraordinary decisions" amid a heavy security presence in Tunis, Tunisia on October 10, 2021
Analysis
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'Temporary' autocracy in Tunisia and wilful ignorance

Giorgio Cafiero
12 October, 2021
An Iraqi woman shows her ink-stained index finger before a national flag after having cast her vote in the first parliamentary election since declaring victory over the Islamic State (IS) group, in the capital Baghdad's Karrada district on May 12, 2018
Inside MENA
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The Iraq Report: Vote marred by dwindling faith in democracy

The New Arab
11 October, 2021
Perspectives

Dismantling the “ulema-state” is crucial for Muslim states

Ahmet T. Kuru

Ahmet T. Kuru

11 October, 2021
An Iraqi protester gestures the v-sign during a demonstration against state corruption, failing public services and unemployment at Tayaran square in Baghdad on October 2, 2019. [Getty]
Inside MENA
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The Iraq Report: Elections will reinforce the status quo

The New Arab
05 October, 2021
Kais Saied Tunisia speech [AFP/Getty]
MENA
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Tunisian political parties launch movement against president

The New Arab Staff
28 September, 2021
There is increasing discontent in Tunisia following President Saied's 'power grab' [Getty]
MENA
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Outrage in Tunisia after Saied suspends constitutional rule

The New Arab Staff
23 September, 2021