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The Middle East’s Game of Drones: The Race to Lethal UAVs and Its Implications for the Region’s Security Landscape

Armed Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV), most commonly known as “drones”, are making headlines due to their increasing use in conflicts around the world and, especially, in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. Besides their specific military impact and their consequences for warfare, drones might also have important implications for political and security dynamics in a context of both state fragility and deepening interstate rivalry across the region.

15 January 2021
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Go West: Russia’s Soft Power in Europe

On 22 March 2020, a contingent of 104 Russian military doctors and health workers arrived in Italy, carrying ventilators and other medical equipment. Their boxes and vehicles carried stickers reading ‘from Russia with love’. The operation was allegedly meant to be a charm offensive, a ‘gesture of solidarity’ with no geopolitical or other hidden objectives carried out in the framework of the Kremlin’s ‘health diplomacy’ strategy.

15 December 2020
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Berenice in the Red Sea Rebus: What’s Still Vague in the Egypt-Saudi Alliance

Since 2013, Egypt has been strengthening its naval power: this particularly regards the strategic direction of the Red Sea. In fact, the military declared “strategic zones of military importance”, areas where infrastructural, mining and tourism-related projects are flourishing.

06 December 2020
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Pence-Harris: se ‘l’altro dibattito’ diventa cruciale

Era alta l’attesa per il dibattito tra Mike Pence e Kamala Harris. Ultraconservatore lui, figlia di immigrati e self-made woman lei, incarnano due visioni opposte dell’America. Ma con Trump positivo al Coronavirus e il prossimo duello in forse, quello dei ‘numeri due’ diventa improvvisamente cruciale.

07 October 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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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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Afghanistan: The Never-Ending Food Crisis

The COVID-19 pandemic is not just a health emergency but a multi-dimensional crisis for Afghanistan, casting “a huge shadow” over daily lives, Deborah Lyons, newly appointed head of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan told the Security Council on Thursday, June 25.

09 July 2020
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BRI and Cities: New Opportunities of Investment After Covid-19

After 6-years of rapid development, China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has entered a new era in terms of quality development. In this grand picture, cities acting as sub-state actors along the BRI, have gained new momentum for displaying geographic significance and economic attractiveness. This paper intends to define cities’ role in the joint promotion of BRI, exemplify how cities will prosper in the process and explore new opportunities of investment after the COVID-19 pandemic.  

 

07 July 2020
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The Question of Environment and Sustainability in China’s Belt and Road Initiative

Most countries along the BRI are developing countries and emerging economies. They account for 31 percent of the global GDP, but constitute about 62 percent of world’s population(1). At the same time, the ecological environment is very fragile, due to the distribution of most of the global biodiversity hotspots(2). 58 percent of the world’s deserts are also concentrated in this area(3). In a certain sense, the historical Silk Road is also an international transmission channel for dust and pollutants(4).

07 July 2020
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