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The coffin of Winnie Madikizela-Mandela is carried into Orlando Stadium for the official state funeral in Soweto, Johannesburg. EPA

Never far from controversy, Winnie Madikizela-Mandela's legacy raises questions over the state of the ANC's ideological project

Underlying all of the challenges is the fact the ANC traded control over the country’s economy in exchange for political power at the end of apartheid

April 17, 2018
Israel's illegal occupation, separation wall building and settlement construction have been continuing at pace for decades. AFP

Trump's accelerated Jerusalem decision is desperate electioneering 

This is not strategic thinking, writes Joseph Dana, it is the act of a wounded politician and party

February 26, 2018
A 2016 file photo of Jacob Zuma (L) and Cyril Ramaphosa arriving at an ANC rally in Johannesburg. AFP

Jacob Zuma and the bigger question about South Africa's future

After nine years, the Zuma era is coming to an end. Joseph Dana assesses what will happen next

February 14, 2018
Last month, the airline carried 6.1 million passengers, a rise of 3.6 per cent, but the increase was less than a quarter of April's 15 per cent boost. Reuters

Turkey and Israel’s deep trade ties expose the emptiness of Erdogan’s rhetoric over Jerusalem

Without a shift in Turkey’s economic connections to Israel, Ankara's fiery words amount to very little, writes Joseph Dana

December 21, 2017
Without the economic power that Barcelona, would the Catalan regional government have pushed for independence? Chris McGrath / Getty Images

From nation states to global cities, what is the future of urbanism?

Joseph Dana reviews the role of urbanism in the Catalan and Kurdish drives for independence to discuss the rise of city states

October 22, 2017
China’s president Xi Jinping promoting his Belt and Road initiative / AP

How the GCC and China stand to benefit from a deeper 'Belt and Road' partnership

China is building its ideal economic reality through construction and capital. The GCC could leverage that opportunity, writes Joseph Dana

October 8, 2017
White House senior adviser Jared Kushner, pictured here with his wife Ivanka Trump. Joshua Roberts / Reuters

Regardless of Kushner’s visit, the status quo will prevail in Israel and Palestine

Israel wants nothing more than endless rounds of peace negotiations, writes Joseph Dana

August 20, 2017
Israeli border guards stand outside Lions' Gate at the Al Aqsa mosque compound on Friday. Ahmad Gharabli / AFP

The fog of Al Aqsa violence obscures the true face of Israel's occupation 

If history is any guide, Benjamin Netanyahu believes he can use this violence to his advantage.

July 23, 2017
Donald Trump’s desire to accelerate a peace deal and the possibility of normalisation between Israel and the Arab world will only preserve a status quo in which the Palestinians stay politically weak and fragmented. Pavel Wolberg / EPA

Trump's ultimate deal for Palestine is meaningless

The Palestinians are divided and politically weakened by decades of Israeli occupation, writes Joseph Dana

May 28, 2017
Khalid Abdalla gazes at Cairo in the new film In the Last Days of the City. Photo courtesy of Zero Production

How intellectuals grapple with a failed revolution

A new film from Egypt highlights how intellectuals are dealing with the region's unfinished revolutions, writes Joseph Dana

May 21, 2017