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What is Hamas? Seven Books on the Organization’s Past and Present

Read: Why Did Israeli Intelligence Fail to Forestall the Hamas Attack?Where to begin? In an updated and fully revised edition of Hamas: A Beginner's Guide, professor of Middle Eastern Studies, Northwestern University in Qatar Khaled Hroub provides an easily approachable introduction to Hamas in a straightforward Q&A format.

What Are the Implications of the Israel-Hamas Conflict for Africa?

WorldBy Tunç Demirtaş

North African countries, among them Algeria, Tunisia, and Egypt and Djibouti have also voiced their support for Palestine.

What Is the Place of Libya in Africa?

Middle EastBy Bilgehan Ozturk

The social contact between the northern regions of Chad and Niger and Fezzan through tribal and kinship ties constitutes the natural and human aspect of uncontrolled borders.

Increasing Terror Threats from the Sahel to the Horn of Africa

SecurityBy Isidore Agha

The group began its activities in northeastern Nigeria but has since expanded its attacks to countries such as Chad, Nigeria, and Cameroon, leading to a regional crisis.

Symmetric and Asymmetric Warfare in the Russia-Ukraine War

SecurityBy Murat Aslan

The Russians have fortified defensive lines one behind the other from Crimea to the northern end of the theater of operations and are trying to hold the narrow area they occupy west of the Sea of Azov, starting from the Ukrainian-Russian border.

Vladimir Putin’s Art of Assassination

SecurityBy Shahd Qaid

However, he never got that far and was found dead in a plane crash north of Moscow, leaving the future of his mercenary group unclear.

A Brief History of Military Coups in Africa since 2020

SecurityBy Politics Today

This was triggered by the death of President Déby on April 19, 2021 who was killed while fighting rebels in the northern region of the country.

Why Western Muslims View Turkey as a Safe Haven

TurkeyBy Ezgi Yaramanoglu

In the past, Turkey was the epicenter of the Ottoman Empire, a powerful state that ruled for more than 600 years, covering vast territories across the Balkans, North Africa, and the Middle East.

The Future of Far-Right Parties in Europe

WorldBy Zafer Meşe

The recent uprising in France by North African immigrants against the racist behavior of the French security forces will undoubtedly contribute to the rise of far-right parties across the European continent.

Yemeni Women Suffering under Houthi Rule

Middle EastBy Shahd Qaid

Grazia Careccia, Amnesty International’s deputy regional director for the Middle East and North Africa, has stated that the authorities in Yemen continue to treat women as incomplete individuals, which is unacceptable.

The World’s Longest River Could Dry Up: The Nile Dispute between Egypt and Ethiopia

SecurityBy Şeymanur Melayim

The Nile River, one of the longest rivers in the world, passes through eleven different countries from south to north, and its appears that Ethiopia and Egypt are unwilling to share it.

Report: Water Scarcity Threatens a Quarter of the World’s Population

WorldBy Politics Today

Most affected regions According to World Resources Institute report, the regions most affected by water stress are the Middle East and North Africa, where 83% of the population is experiencing extreme water stress.

Dressed to Impress: Fashion Diplomacy’s Strong Political Dimension

PoliticsBy Ezgi Yaramanoglu

A bisht is a traditional cloak or outer garment worn by men in various countries in the Middle Eastern and North Africa.

Coup in Niger: What Is In Store for West Africa?

WorldBy Tunç Demirtaş

In addition, the presence of Nigeria, one of the most important countries in West Africa, Algeria, another important country in North Africa, and Chad, which is not a member of ECOWAS, as key actors in the regional equation will play a crucial role in determining the direction of regional tensions.

The Italian Role in Mediating European-Tunisian Relations: Migration and Financial Aid

WorldBy Ben Jennana Marwene

The main reasons for intercountry migration are often human capital-related, but also include asylum seekers fleeing the intense political instability in North African countries.

The Price of Being of Migrant Origin in France: Death

WorldBy Faruk TAŞCI

" By the beginning of the 20th century, French colonization gradually extended to most of North, West, and Central Africa, including Mauritania, Senegal, Guinea, Mali, Côte d'Ivoire, Benin, Niger, Chad, and the Central African Republic.

Morocco-Algeria Tension: Origins of a Long History of Mistrust and Hatred

SecurityBy Ali Lmrabet

Algeria, the most over-armed country in North Africa, continues to buy its weapons from abroad; from the Russians, of course, but for some time now it has been taking care to diversify its equipment.

The Racialised Politics of Western State Intelligence

WorldBy Politics Today

In The Covert Colour Line: The Racialised Politics of Western State Intelligence, Oliver Kearns presents a provocative and eye-opening exploration of the failures within Western intelligence, particularly in the context of the Middle East and North Africa.