Quando nel 2013 l’allora Presidente armeno Serzh Sargsyan decise di cedere alle pressioni russe e aderire all’Unione economica eurasiatica invece di firmare l’Accordo di associazione con l’UE, molti si sorpresero per la scarsità di proteste della società civile armena.
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Le relazioni tra Repubblica Democratica del Congo (RDC) e Ruanda sono in una fase di costante deterioramento dallo scorso giugno. Al centro del nuovo conflitto nell'est della RDC c'è la rivalità di lunga data tra Ruanda e Uganda, la cui posta in gioco è sia militare che economica.
The relations between the DRC and Rwanda have continued to deteriorate since the analysis published here in mid-June. At the centre of the renewed conflict in eastern DRC is the longstanding rivalry between Rwanda and Uganda, the stakes being both military and economic.
"The world has never witnessed such a major energy crisis in terms of its depth and its complexity," IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol said at a global energy forum in Sydney. "We might not have seen the worst of it yet -- this is affecting the entire world."
Emissions from light duty vehicle transport (which includes cars and vans) account for 16% of global CO2 emissions from the energy sector and have been continuously increasing at a global level. Electric vehicles offer a cost effective and efficient solution for the decarbonisation of this sector. The IEA’s Tracking Clean Energy Progress categorises electric vehicles as one of the very few technologies that is on track with net zero by 2050 pathway requirements.
A debate is raging about the future of globalisation. Concerns about supply-side shocks unleashed by the Covid pandemic and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine have led some to argue that globalisation has gone too far. The just-in-time mentality has become outdated, and resilient and robust supply chains are back in vogue.
Unlike with violent upheavals and wars that have recently shaken the broader Middle East and North African region, in Mali, the West—specifically Europe led by France—decided to mitigate the crisis through a long-term military engagement, though not as extensive as in Afghanistan or Iraq. European intervention in the Sahel became sort of the laboratory for a joint EU military culture before Russians contributed to the erosion of this exercise.
The fundamental challenge in achieving a sustainable resolution of the current conflict in Yemen is that the issues at stake are fundamental to Yemen’s identity and history. In fact, it reflects the core issues that have undermined peace and security in the country since at least the 1960s when a successful revolution in North Yemen ended the millennium-old imamate and a quasi-Marxist revolt in the south ended Britain’s protectorate.