Hichem Karoui The Fresh Outlook Published on: 2011-02-25 Some people writing about the murder of Noor Faleh al-Maleki by her father may confound Islam with tradition. Some talk of “Islamic Honour killing,” calling the murderer a “Muslim misogynist” who killed … Continue reading
Aysha Taryam The Gulf Today, February 27, 2011 We humans are a curious bunch and it is this curiosity that allowed us to document our every endeavour. Every now and then events happen which we deem monumental to our existence, … Continue reading
Hichem Karoui The Gulf Today, February 19, 2011 The Middle East/North Africa region (MENA) is ostensibly going through a process of regeneration, with its procession of hardships, deterioration, re-equilibration or breakdown, installation of new governments and implementation of new policies. … Continue reading
Hichem Karoui (Update for the article previously published by The Gulf Today) February 12, 2011. These are great days for Egypt, democracy and the Arab world. The people determined to come to terms with decades of oppression, corruption and absence … Continue reading
Aysha Taryam This comment was published in Panorama magazine on 18th February, 2011. On January 25th, 2011, we heard that a group of young Egyptians have started a protest against their government. Slowly but surely and along the duration of … Continue reading
Hichem Karoui The Gulf Today, February 12, 2011 * Note: when this article went to the print in Sharja it was announced that Husni Mubarak has just stepped down. This is one of the cases where the importance of the … Continue reading
Hichem Karoui Journal of Alternative Perspectives in the Social Sciences JAPSS Volume 2, Issue 2, December 2010 Abstract: The republic of Yemen born in 1990 from the union of the South and the North is threatened by a multidimensional internal … Continue reading