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A Crucial Moment in Chad’s Transition

At the end of last month, Chad’s military junta, the Conseil Militaire de Transition (CMT), declared a general amnesty for nearly 300 individuals charged with “crimes of opinion,” “terrorism,” and “harming the integrity of the state.” The decision partially fulfills the preconditions demanded by the armed Chadian opposition for their participation in an inclusive national dialogue.

17 Dicembre 2021
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The UAE’s Return to a Diplomacy-First Foreign Policy

The MED This Week newsletter provides expert analysis and informed insights on the most significant developments in the MENA region, bringing together unique opinions on the topic and reliable foresight on future scenarios. Today, we turn the spotlight on the Emirates, which celebrated the 50th anniversary of its foundation at a time of vibrant diplomatic dynamism at both the regional and international levels. Nonetheless, despite this new emphasis on promoting dialogue, several vital economic and security challenges are likely to remain at the top of the country's agenda.

17 Dicembre 2021
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The New Military Wave in Africa: Could It Turn Into a Tide?

Even in Africa, waves of three or more military coups d’état taking place in a single year seemed to belong to the past. Army takeovers had gradually gone out of fashion in recent decades, in line with trends that had seen this practice being largely demised across the world.

17 Dicembre 2021
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Different Nations for One Libya

It is an acquired truth that Libya as a country, or better, a single entity did not come into being until 1934. Back then, the regions that composed Libya were assembled by the newly appointed Italian governor Italo Balbo into one whole unit to be administered. This period was cut short by Italy’s defeat in WWII: the country’s “liberation” resulted in its splitting into different areas, each under a European country’s mandate.

16 Dicembre 2021
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Red Sea Security: How Yemen Tests The “Abraham Equation”

The “Abraham equation”, which refers here to the developing cooperation among the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Bahrain, Israel, and the United States, strengthens regional maritime alliances in the Middle East, especially in the Red Sea. The main goal is still to counter Iran, its allies — such as Yemen’s Ansar Allah (the Houthis)— and proxies. However, the UAE, to a lesser extent Saudi Arabia (who did not normalise relations with Tel Aviv), and Israel increasingly show different perceptions and policies as regards Tehran.

15 Dicembre 2021
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Libya’s Wild Card: The Youth Vote

When Libya goes to the polls next, a key question will regard the number of youth that turn up to vote. Over a decade after the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi, the country’s chaos and dysfunction has resulted in interrupted lives, dashed hopes, and diminished prospects for the generation that has come of age in the post-Gaddafi period. More than half of Libya’s population is under 30 years of age. It’s a youth bulge that presents both challenges and opportunities. It’s also a demographic few Libyan political leaders have seriously engaged with up to now. 

01 Dicembre 2021
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Post-Pandemic Economic Recovery in the Mena: Challenges for the Year Ahead

Since the emergence of COVID-19, the Middle East and North Africa region has been hit hard by several waves — and mutations — of the virus. Based on the number of cases per 100,000 population, countries like Bahrain, Israel, and Kuwait had the highest incidents, while Tunisia, Lebanon, and Iran recorded the highest death rate.

01 Dicembre 2021
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Why Ethiopia’s Fate Matters to China

The unfolding humanitarian and political crisis in Ethiopia has left many observers pessimistic about the likelihood of an inclusive and peaceful solution to the protracted conflict. After months of fighting between Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s central government and the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), the Ethiopian state is at real risk of collapse.

26 novembre 2021
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Libya After Paris: A Fragile Consensus for the Elections

The MED This Week newsletter provides expert analysis and informed insights on the most significant developments in the MENA region, bringing together unique opinions on the topic and reliable foresight on future scenarios. Today, we focus on the Paris Conference on Libya, where representatives of national governments and international institutions with vested interests in the country gathered in support of the implementation of Libya’s transitional process.

19 novembre 2021
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How Ethiopia Can Save Itself Out of the Crisis

Over one year after the initiation of the Ethiopian federal government’s law enforcement operation, the Tigray crisis has escalated into a widespread armed conflict. The fighting has had a devastating impact on an incalculable number of Ethiopians. The immense direct human toll has been accompanied by destruction and violence, forcing a great number of people to leave their homes and take refuge in other parts of the country or abroad.

12 novembre 2021
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