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Morocco’s Language Politics

In some countries, school systems strive to produce bilingual students. In Morocco, students are now expected to be quadrilingual, and it is causing friction among the country’s conservative and Islamist-leaning politicians.

Commentary by Hannah Porter and Haim Malka — August 12, 2019

Beyond Tunisia’s Niqab Ban

On July 5, Tunisia’s government issued a ban that will prevent women wearing a full-face veil—or niqab—from entering government buildings.

Commentary by Haim Malka — July 30, 2019

Algeria’s Protests after Bouteflika

CSIS’s Haim Malka’s explains how the recent protests in Algeria are not about President Bouteflika’s rule but are about Algeria’s entire power structure in his new commentary.

Commentary by Haim Malka — March 29, 2019

Why Algeria’s Protests Are Different This Time

Algeria is witnessing mass demonstrations against President Bouteflika’s candidacy for a fifth term in office. CSIS’s Haim Malka explains how these demonstrations differ from those in previous years, and outlines various challenges facing the country’s powerbrokers.

Critical Questions by Haim Malka — March 8, 2019

Beyond Algeria’s Presidential Election

Regardless of the outcome of Algeria's next presidential election, what matters is whether the country’s powerbrokers can build a consensus to address widespread socioeconomic grievances.

Commentary by Haim Malka — February 13, 2019

Maghreb Migration: Ready or Not

North African governments need to look beyond security-centered policies aimed at blocking illegal migration and harness its potential rewards.

Commentary by Haim Malka — December 10, 2018

Far from Doha

Hamas’s security forces have arrested hundreds of jihadists in the Gaza Strip in the last six months.

Commentary by Haim Malka — June 9, 2017

U.S. Policy In North Africa

Haim Malka, Deputy Director and Senior Fellow of the CSIS Middle East Program, testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on "U.S. Policy in North Africa."

Congressional Testimony by Haim Malka — November 4, 2015

Netanyahu’s U.S. Visit

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will address a joint session of Congress on March 3.

Critical Questions by Haim Malka — February 27, 2015