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Critical Muslim: Saudi Women Drivers

Merryl Wyn Davies offers her thoughts on the driving ban for women in Saudi Arabia.

Libya and the Gulf: Revolution and Counter-revolution

Kristian Coates Ulrichsen considers the role played by GCC states in Libya, and what the implications of this will be in a post-Gadaffi era.

Entropy and Insurgent Radicalisation: An ISAF Goal?

Alex Strick van Linschoten argues that ISAF capture-and-kill raids are radicalising the insurgency in Afghanistan.

Iran is not about to collapse

Arshin Adib-Moghaddam argues that the strength of the Islamic republic’s economy and government are so understated in analyses that errors of policy could follow.

The Revolution will be Twitterised: Social Media and the Arab Revolution

Paul Hockenos from openDemocracy interviews Jean-Pierre Filiu on the importance of social media in the Arab Spring.

The Arab Spring and the Euro-Mediterranean Relationship

An interview with Jean-Pierre Filiu, author of ‘The Arab Revolution: Ten Lessons from the Democratic Uprising.’