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The Abraham Accords may define a new regional order.
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Five things to know from Arab Barometer’s latest survey
Arab citizens know democracy’s not perfect. They want it anyway.
Michael Robbins - July 20, 2022
That’s what Arab Barometer finds in its latest wave of surveys across 10 countries in the Middle East and North Africa
Do Tunisians still want democracy?
Nate Grubman - September 1, 2021
They support their president’s emergency measures, which seem to undermine that goal
Sudan’s government seems to be shifting away from Islamic law. Not everyone supports these moves.
Michael Robbins and Lawrence Rubin - August 26, 2020
A survey conducted by Arab Barometer reveals some surprises.
Looking back at the Middle East’s 2019: Surprises from Trump, Saudi power moves, protests and more
Stephanie Dahle - December 29, 2019
Here are 5 takeaways.
Protests continue in Algeria. Why?
Michael Robbins - September 18, 2019
New survey data shows economic challenges are one of Algerians’ main concerns.
In 2011, Egyptians quickly tired of protest. Here’s why that matters for Sudan and Algeria.
Thoraya El-Rayyes and Neil Ketchley - September 4, 2019
New research suggests demonstrations eroded popular support for democracy during the Arab Spring
As the U.S. and Tunisian delegations meet, anti-Americanism is on the rise
Sarah Yerkes - July 12, 2019
Can the U.S. keep its close relationship with Tunisia amidst changing public opinion?
Tunisia’s first post-uprisings local elections are Sunday. Can they bolster citizens’ belief in democracy?
Elizabeth Nugent - May 4, 2018
[caption id="attachment_72983" align="aligncenter" width="960"] A Tunisian policeman dressed in civilian