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Tunisia and Ennahda’s Post-Revolutionary Trajectory

Ten years ago, the Islamists’ victory in the first truly democratic elections in Tunisia was one of the most unexpected – and perhaps unintended – consequences of the so-called ‘Jasmine revolution’.

After decades of secrecy, exile and repression, Ennahda finally was legalized in March 2011 and became an integral part of the Tunisian political scene. Except for brief interludes of caretaker governments, it has since continuously been the incumbent party within different coalition governments and never stopped evolving.

14 January 2021
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Deal to watch 2021: the JCPOA and Iran

2021 will be a crucial year for Iran, particularly when it comes to its nuclear dossier. The file has been one of the main international security priorities since 2002, when previously undisclosed Iranian nuclear activities were revealed, raising concerns about the nature of the Iranian nuclear programme. The announcement of the deal known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (also branded as JCPOA or Iran deal) in July 2015, after years of on-and-off negotiations, assuaged these concerns and provided a roadmap for the issue to be finally addressed.

28 December 2020
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Covid: La variante inglese

Via libera dell’Ema al vaccino Pfizer-BioNTech nell’Ue. Intanto il Regno Unito è sempre più isolato dopo la scoperta di una mutazione del virus. Ma i virologi invitano alla calma: non dovrebbe compromettere l’efficacia dei vaccini.

 

21 December 2020
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The Space Sector: Current Trends and Future Evolutions

Space activities are expanding globally, with a record number of countries and commercial actors investing in space programmes. Never before has there been so much interest in the space economy, with satellites in orbit registered in over 80 countries. Ever more down-to-earth activities are derived from satellite signals and data, contributing to new economic activities often far removed from initial investments in space infrastructure.

11 December 2020
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Perù: tre Presidenti per un’economia in picchiata

Una settimana, tre Presidenti della Repubblica.

20 November 2020
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Nagorno Karabakh, aria di guerra

Lo scontro tra Armenia e Azerbaijan per il Nagorno Karabakh rischia di aprire un nuovo fronte tra Erdogan e Putin?

 

28 September 2020
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La tempesta perfetta in Algeria

Nel corso dell’estate, l’Algeria è entrata in una nuova fase di incremento dei contagi da Covid-19, la più acuta dall’inizio della pandemia, con i casi accertati e i decessi che, ad oggi, hanno oltrepassato rispettivamente quota 46.000 e 1500.

23 September 2020
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The “UK Turn” on 5G, a Domino Effect?

The UK has taken an intelligence-led approach in assessing the security of its critical network[1]. This model carefully balances the commercial imperatives of network providers with national security risk in the supply chain. An approach taken well before the current debate on 5G.

18 September 2020
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Misconceptions and Saudi Pre-Islamic Heritage: The Case of Madain Saleh

Under Vision 2030, a new sense of national pride has been growing among a majority of Saudis, accentuating the positive emotions related to Saudi pre-Islamic history. But there is a common misconception that Saudis have a problem with their pre-Islamic past, considering it antithetical to Islam. According to this misconception, this era should be ignored or at least not celebrated, and absolutely not incorporated into any formulation of what is Saudi Heritage.

09 September 2020
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Eastern Mediterranean: Testing Egypt’s Geopolitical Ambitions?

After an uncertain political transition following the 2011 revolts, Egypt seems ready to reshape its geopolitical role in the Mediterranean area and fulfil its geostrategic goals, always maintaining their national security principle to be an essential objective of its domestic and foreign policy. The two main closely and interconnected scenarios, where the country’s strategic ambitions are projected, move from Libya to the contested waters of the Eastern Mediterranean.

17 July 2020
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