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Religion, minorities and the “gender gap”: the battle for the White House gets personal

1. How has the American electorate changed over the last years and what is the possible impact on the forthcoming elections?

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Three questions with Munqith Dagher on the next Iraqi elections

In 2010 most analysts predicted a landslide victory for Dawlat al-Qanum (the movement led by incumbent Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki) but the party came second after Iraqiyya, obliging al-Maliki to reach to Muqtada al-Sadr and Ammar al-Hakim to form a new coalition. This time Dawlat al-Qanun is still indicated as the most influential political actor even if its hold over the Iraqi political arena appears less solid than in 2009-2010. Do you agree with this analysis?

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DRC Democratic Transition between Ethnic Loyalties, State Reforms and Regional Instability. An interview to Apollinaire Muholongu Malumalu

Apollinaire Muholongu Malumalu is a Catholic priest, a professor of Political Science at the Catholic University of Graben in Democratic Republic of Congo, and the Managing Director of the School of Electoral Training in Central Africa. He is also the President of the European Centre for Electoral Support based in Brussels. Malumalu was appointed by the DRC Bishops as the Director of Cardinal Martino Pan-African Institute for Social Doctrine of the Church in Kinshasa, founded by the Episcopal Commission Justice and peace.

Monday, 19 August, 2013 (All day)
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“I expect a more diversified presence of Italy in Africa” Three questions to Amb. Akinsanya

How would you evaluate the Italian involvement and presence in Africa? Are the Italian business interests influencing its presence in the continent?

Friday, 15 February, 2013 (All day)
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"Only an African-led intervention could help Mali stabilization". Three questions to Mehari Taddele Maru

To what extent has the French intervention weakened the African Union leadership on the Malian crisis?

Friday, 18 January, 2013 (All day)
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"Tunisia two years later: between change and disillusion" Three questions to Myriam Guetat

Two years after the Revolution that toppled former President Ben Ali, where does the Tunisian transition stand? Which direction is the transformation process of Tunisian institutions taking? Do Tunisian people see real changes?  

Friday, 18 January, 2013 (All day)
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“Gli assassini di Parigi: un ostacolo alle trattative Turchia-PKK” Tre domande a Stefano Torelli

Quali motivi di politica interna e internazionale hanno spinto il primo ministro turco Tayyip Erdogan a riprendere con vigore le trattative con il leader del PKK Abdullah Ocalan?

Friday, 11 January, 2013 (All day)
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"Siria-Turchia: niente guerra senza NATO" Tre domande all'Amb. Carlo Marsili

 

Dall’incontro dei partner della NATO del 4 ottobre sembra essere emerso un assenso generale ad un intervento militare turco contro Damasco senza il coinvolgimento militare del resto dell’alleanza. Lei ritiene plausibile un’azione militare turca senza supporto occidentale? E quali potrebbero essere le reazioni di Iran e Russia?

 

Friday, 5 October, 2012 (All day)
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