In this episode of the “Arab Digest Podcast,” Emily Tripp examines the war in Syria.
In this episode of the “Arab Digest Podcast,” Emily Tripp examines the war in Syria.
In this episode of the “Arab Digest Podcast,” Kristian Coates Ulrichsen looks at the foreign policy of Qatar.
In this episode of the “Arab Digest Podcast,” Andreas Krieg examines what the war on terror achieved in the Middle East and North Africa.
Saudi Arabia and Afghanistan have a complex relationship. Their ties date back to the 19th century when Afghanistan became the first Muslim country to recognize the second Saudi state of 1824 to 1891. In 1930, Ibn Saud recognized King Nadir Shah’s rule in Afghanistan, in 1932, the two countries signed their first...
Six years ago, Libya’s political process fell apart almost as soon as it started. The country was forcibly divided as politicians got buyers’ remorse over their agreement and realized that competition was considerably more profitable than cooperation. Libya’s revolutionary transition stalled while rifts deepened, the state degraded and quality of...
In this episode of the “Arab Digest Podcast,” Annelle Sheline talks about how “moderate Islam” has been used as a propaganda weapon.
In this episode of the “Arab Digest Podcast,” Francis Ghiles talks about the affairs of Algeria and Morocco.
