Thursday, May 17, 2012

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Religion can form a key part of the battle against corruption and factionalism in Nigeria.
The perception that Islamists intend to rig negotiations over a new constitution have reinforced and reignited Egypt's political divisions.
Will educational reform headed by a Salafi MP divide Egyptian society along gender and class?
A complex mix of ideology, religion and economic opportunity drives Qatar's continued involvement in post-Gaddafi Libya.
Hardline Islamists are threatening Tunisia's stability.
Wade wants to be remembered as the president who modernised Senegal. He is in grave danger of being remembered as the one who corrupted his country.
There are no simple solutions to tackling Somalia's complex and elusive rebel group.
How far will Egypt's rising Islamist parties and growing partnership with Turkey threaten Israel's position in the region?
What are the key questions that must be answered about the poorly understood and violent Boko Haram?

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