Iraq’s October Protests: A Political Constant and Social Transformation
Omar Aljaffal 2020-12-07
As soon as the protests took off, thousands of young people gathered in Tahrir Square in Baghdad, echoing countless concerns...
The Student Left in the Midst of the Revolutionary Movement in Tunisia
Motaa’ Amin El Waer 2020-05-17
The involvement of left-wing students, individually and in organizations, in all the forms of the political struggle, even in periods...
The Tunisian Left and the Geographies of Rage: On the Paradoxes of Presence and Absence
Fouad Ghorbali 2020-05-05
The welfare state was not the only one guilty of ignoring the "margins", whether in the cities or in the...
The Left in Egypt: Its Limits and Prospects in the World of 2011
Ali Al Raggal 2020-05-04
The article is a quick reading of the history of the Egyptian left movement in its various stages, and of...
The Mediterranean Sea, a graveyard for humans and hopes
Nadhem Yousfi 2020-04-06
To the North of the Mediterranean Sea, the States, obsessed with the fantasy of the “invasion”,are mobilizing to lock the...
Egypt: The Women and the Sea
Mona Ali Allam 2020-04-05
The Egyptian woman is not only part of the question of irregular migration for being a migrant herself. Another facet...
“Carthage”expels its children into the sea
Mohamed Rami Abdelmoula 2020-04-05
Studies confirm that more than half of the Tunisian youth wants to emigrate! Lower-middle class segments of the population are...
Burning the borders so you don’t burn your life: Irregular migration in Algeria.
Salim Chena 2020-04-01
The discourse of border burners is undoubtedly political. Unemployment – or, to be more precise the absence of a stable...
Tunisia: The Rites of Passage and the Stories of the Repatriated Migrants
Fouad Ghorbali 2020-03-31
Stories of “border burners” going from Tunisia to Italy, as told by them: the desire to leave, the journey by...