Democracy In Exile

The alternative to war constrained by international humanitarian law is total war—war fought without any effort to minimize harm to...

As with the lifting of the state of emergency, Sisi’s call for a "national dialogue" doesn’t represent a reversal for...

In December 2020, activist Ghada Naguib became the first Egyptian to be stripped of her nationality because of her criticism...

President Kais Saied’s new constitution in Tunisia is the codification of a permanent state of exception.

A year has passed since the start of President Kais Saied’s slow-motion coup in Tunisia. That it was as slow...

The deadline to extend the truce in Yemen is fast approaching, and without serious steps to save it, the truce...

At practically any time, the FSO Safer, a decrepit supertanker moored off Yemen’s coast, could leak or explode, causing a...

Despite Joe Biden's shift in rhetoric, it is hard to distinguish the substance of his policies toward Israelis and Palestinians...

There is finally some hope for ending Yemen’s war, with a truce holding thanks in part to active American diplomacy.

To take stock of Biden’s trip and what is at stake, Democracy in Exile reached out to a wide range...