Religion Factor in Egypt’s Population Crisis
Religion is the most important and the most ignored factor hindering the Egyptian state’s quest to control the overpopulation crisis.
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Attack on Western Sinai: A Striking Shift in Terrorist Conduct
Exploring the changing trends of terrorist activities in Sinai and its impact on Egypt’s national security
Egypt: Is the Economic Crisis Hurting El-Sisi’s Approval Ratings?
Brief analysis on the impact of the economic crisis in Egypt on the approval ratings of the Egyptian president El-Sisi.
Sanctions Relaxation and Conflict Resolution: Lessons from Past Sanctions Regimes
This report begins with a brief survey of the relationships between sanctions and conflict resolution. Next, elements of sanctions relief…
Russia, the European Union, and the Gulf Cooperation Council in Syria: from Punishment to ‘Infitah’?
This paper discusses how Russia’s strategic goals in Syria relate to the European Union (EU) and GCC’s positions toward increased…
U.S.-China Constructive Interaction in Latin America and the Caribbean
This paper provides a macro analysis and recommendations based on a comparative analysis of U.S. and Chinese strategy documents for…
Interseccionalidad: una apuesta de trabajo en red
This article examines the importance of intersectionality to democracy and human rights including the inclusion of vulnerable populations.
Cecilia Kibada: Tanzania’s First Female President and a Renewed Hope for Window’s Rights
This article analyses Tanzania’s new leadership under the first female President in the person of the distinguished Samia Suluhu Hassan.
Adrian Jjiuko: Standard Bearer for LGBTQIA+ Rights in Uganda
This article examines the work of Dr. Adrian Jjuuko, a 2018 Alumnus of the Mandela Washington Fellowship Leadership in Civic…
Access to Education Changing Lives for Indigenous Youth in the Congo
This article is about the work of Averty Ndzoyi, a 2015 Mandela Washington Fellowship Alumnus hosted here at the Presidential…