Ordinary people of both sexes, all ages, and multiple faiths mobilized at an astonishing scale to demand social justice and democratic reform in recent waves of Arab uprisings. The rebellion […]
The African Union’s response to the revolutions on its northern coast has been cautious. Initially paralysed at the prospect of aligning itself against one of its chief proponents and funders, […]
What is interesting when writing about the current revolutions, one must always keep in mind that the pace at which things automatically outdated by the time it is published. What […]
So we got what most people had been asking for over the past weeks. The Security Council resolution passed last night allows quite everything short of an occupation. You have […]
Facing the EU Parliament is not an easy nor a very pleasant endeavor as Catherine Ashton was reminded today when Daniel Cohn-Bendit threatened her with a “big crisis between you […]
As the situation in Libya is worsening, the international community is debating further measures to put an end to the bloodshed under the command of Colonel Gaddafi. The United Nations […]
The United Nations Human Rights Council, the world’s top human rights body, passed a resolution on February 25th calling for the suspension of the membership of the Qaddafi regime on […]
