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In this article on Nicki Minaj's decision to pull out of a concert in Saudi Arabia, Sunjeev Bery, director of Freedom Forward, is quoted for praising the decision as it sends a message to the Saudi regime.

In this interview with Radio Free Asia, Henri Féron discusses why North Korea has recently come to the negotiating table, China's role in the crisis, and more.

The death of former Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi just weeks before the sixth anniversary of the military coup that ousted him from office is a dark - but fitting - symbol of Egypt’s devolution back into autocracy. But after an unpredictable decade of upheaval, revolution, and counter-revolution one thing has remained constant - the annual flow of billions of dollars in US military aid.

In this interview with Radio Free Asia, Henri Féron

Henri Féron led this panel discussion on the North Korean Nuclear Crisis with other experts in the field. The event reached full attendance and had over 700 online viewers.

Xi Jinping’s unprecedented show of support to Pyongyang has made clearer than ever the limits of a sanctions-based policy that would fail to include engagement. Since Beijing accounts for the quasi-totality of the trade and aid bound North, it can single-handedly make or break the effectivity of the U.S.-led sanctions regime.

The whole framework harkens back to the wasteful, destructive, and corrosive Cold War era of big power competition in Africa where the political and economic aspirations of Africans were largely ignored.

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In this interview with Radio Free Asia, Henri Féron discusses why North Korea has recently come to the negotiating table, China's role in the crisis, and more.

In this interview with Radio Free Asia, H

Xi Jinping’s unprecedented show of support to Pyongyang has made clearer than ever the limits of a sanctions-based policy that would fail to include engagement. Since Beijing accounts for the quasi-totality of the trade and aid bound North, it can single-handedly make or break the effectivity of the U.S.-led sanctions regime.

Pyongyang will not lower its guns without a promise that it won't be harmed. Could this be the key to peace on the Korean Peninsula?