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Now that President Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood have been forced from power, one question appears to be burning on everyone’s lips:…
Jérôme Roos
Jerome Roos is a Fellow in International Political Economy at the London School of Economics, and author of Why Not Default? The Political Economy of Sovereign Debt
Morsi is trembling. Two days after millions of Egyptians took to the streets to once again demand the downfall of the regime,…
Egypt once more defied all expectations on Sunday, when Tahrir Square was re-occupied and millions took to the streets across the crisis-ridden…
You may resist the invasion of an army, but you cannot stop an idea whose time has come. ~ Victor Hugo EDITOR’S NOTE: A…
Government U-turn on bus fares fails to stem wave of unrest as millions of Brazilians take to the streets in 100 cities…
Something quite amazing is happening in Istanbul. In addition to the silent “standing man” actions around the country, people’s assemblies are slowly…
What do a park in Istanbul, a baby in Sarajevo, a security chief in Sofia, a TV station in Athens and bus…
Three years since its first bailout, the IMF has finally gathered the courage to admit that it made major mistakes in its…
For days, Turkey has been rocked by massive street demonstrations and violent clashes between protesters and police. Ever since authorities brutally uprooted…
While the outcome remains uncertain, a closer look at the Turkish uprising reveals its intimate connection to the global struggle for real…