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Tunisia Once Again Plunged into a Protest Wave

Ten years after the outbreak of the Arab Spring in the Middle East, Tunisia, its cradle, has once again plunged into a wave of protest, the cause of which was the same problems unresolved by the "revolutionaries": primarily in the socio-economic field, the fight against unemployment, mainly affecting young people, the dominance of corruption...

Vladimir Danilov

Riots in South Africa: Causes and Consequences

On June 29, 2021, a South African court found former President Jacob Zuma, who led that nation from 2009 to 2018, guilty of contempt of court and sentenced him to 15 months in prison. Shortly after that, Jacob Zuma tried to challenge the court’s decision, but on July 9, 2021, the superior court dismissed the appeal. On the same day, protests broke out in South Africa...

Petr Konovalov

Ethiopia on the Brink of Civil War

For a time, it seemed that with the return of its capital (Mekelle is the capital city of the Tigray region by the Tigray People’s Liberation Front, the war in the northern region of Ethiopia was at an end. However, it soon became clear that the fighting was active on two levels: on the battlefield and in the humanitarian crisis. The November 2020 war between the Ethiopian...

Viktor Mikhin

Are Egypt and Turkey on the Path to Reconciliation?

Valery Kulikov

Bilateral Ties between Egypt and Russia Grow Steadily

Vladimir Odintsov

The Situation in Somalia May Trigger a New Civil War

Vladimir Danilov

The Bloody Conflict in Ethiopia’s Tigray Region

Viktor Mikhin

Horn of Africa -- Washington’s Next Arab Spring?

F. William Engdahl

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