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Europe's "Gas Rush" in Africa: Risks and Opportunities (for Both)

Italy has perhaps been the swiftest country in the European Union to look southwards toward Africa in its efforts to wean itself from Russian gas.

Western nations are indeed imposing economic and political sanctions on Russia after it invaded Ukraine in late February 2022. Italy is potentially among the hardest hit as it imports about 29 billion cubic metres (bcm) of natural gas from Moscow every year —a figure second only to Germany which accounts for over 40% of its gas demands. Replacing Russia as its main gas supplier will be no mean feat.

19 maggio 2022
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Ukraine and Africa: Food Crisis, Energy Ambiguity and an Uncertain Political Outcome

Since the war in Ukraine broke out in Europe, its consequences and side effects have been reverberating across African countries. Rising food and energy prices, supply disruptions, and inflationary pressures have created additional challenges on the road for a post-pandemic economic recovery the continent painstakingly embarked upon, in what UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres called a 'perfect storm'.

06 maggio 2022
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Tensions in Jerusalem: What’s next?

The MED This Week newsletter provides expert analysis and informed comments on the MENA region's most significant issues and trends. Today we turn the spotlight to Israel and the latest clashes in the Old City of Jerusalem, analysing their consequences at the local and regional levels.

28 aprile 2022
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Ukraine’s Wheat Shortage: The Final Blow to Tunisia’s Crisis?

In Tunisian supermarkets, customers cannot buy more than three kilos of flour. Shelves often remain empty for days. And when the flour comes in, it is gone within minutes. Since the beginning of Ramadan, Tunisians have been waiting in line every morning for bread; with bakeries starting to ration it. Baguettes have become smaller and thinner, and semolina is often used instead of wheat. Bakers say they demand their usual supply of flour but receive less.

23 aprile 2022
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The Triumph of Insufficient Will? The Bosnian Crisis’ International Dimension

“A hidden world war is being waged in Bosnia-Herzegovina, since all world forces are directly or indirectly involved there and all the contradictions of the end of century and the beginning of the third millennium emerge in Bosnia-Herzegovina”. (Kofi Annan, Report of the UN Secretary General, § 503)

 

14 aprile 2022
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Russia-Ukraine: dialogue with Stefano Sannino

This event was streamed live on April 4, from 16:00 to 16:30 CEST (English only).

 

05 aprile 2022
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EU Facing the Transition: Disagreement Fuelling the Conflict

Climate change necessitates a swift transition to clean energy and completely rethinking how we live, manufacture, produce and consume. In Europe commitments to do so are even time-bound under the EU Climate Law – 55% emissions reductions across the EU by 2030 and climate neutrality by 2050. Naturally, this will cost a lot of money and then some more to ensure that the transition is done in a fair and equitable manner.

04 aprile 2022
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North Africa's Energy Transition: A Key Asset in the War?

With a target of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by at least 55% by 2030 and becoming climate neutral by 2050, the European Green Deal sets out the response chosen by the EU and its Member States to tackle climate and environmental challenges.

04 aprile 2022
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Russia-Ukraine: a conversation with Thomas Gomart and Michael Kofman
This ISPI Conversation will focus on future scenarios and possible ways to resolve the Russia-Ukraine conflict. What is the situation on the ground from a military standpoint and how have the Kremlin's objectives changed throughout the invasion? What could turn the tide and accelerate a sustainable diplomatic solution? And how different could the EU's political role be after the US has further severed diplomatic ties with Russia? What could be the future of EU-Russia relations in the medium to long-term?

 

 

28 marzo 2022
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The Consequences of the War in Ukraine for the Indo-Pacific

While differences might remain in the interpretation of how the war in Ukraine could have been avoided and what the consequences will be, it is unanimously understood that the conflict has recompacted the Western front and has in fact divided the world. This division was very visibile on 2 March, at the United Nations, when the General Assembly resolution condemning the Russian invasion was passed with 141 votes in favour, 35 abstentions, and 5 against.

24 marzo 2022
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