North Africa
Scholars at Carnegie’s Middle East Center and in Washington examine political reform in the Arab world, the role of Islamist movements in regional politics, and U.S. democracy promotion policy.
Commentary & Analysis
Libya Needs Greater Aid, Not a Retreat, From the United States and Its Allies
As Libya faces its greatest political crisis since the 2011 revolution, now is the time for greater assistance from the United States and Libya’s Western allies.
Egypt’s Dismal Opposition: A Second Look
Egypt’s Judiciary Between a Tea Ceremony and the WWE
Carnegie Policy Research
Transitional Libyan Media: Free at Last?
The fall of the Qaddafi regime liberated Libyan journalists from their role as publishers of state propaganda, but Libya’s media industry is by no means free.
Islam and Politics in the New Egypt
Perilous Desert: Insecurity in the Sahara
Television & Radio Appearances
Expert Testimony & Speeches
Featured Events
Religion and Politics in Revolutionary Egypt
The Stakes in Egypt: Political Action and Democratic Change
Economic Turmoil in Arab Countries—Can Partners Help?
Experts
Lahcen Achy
Anouar Boukhars
Nathan J. Brown
Sarah Chayes
Muhammad Faour
Ariel (Eli) Levite
Marwan Muasher
Paul Salem
Paul Schulte
Stephen Tankel
Frederic Wehrey